Vietnam Supplies Laos 50 Million Litres Of Fuel As Thailand Cuts Exports 25 Percent

Laos imports all its refined fuel and sources 97 percent from Thailand. When Thailand cut exports, the country had nowhere else to turn fast.

ASEAN Ministers Warn Of Energy Inflation As IEA Releases Record 400 Million Barrels

The IEA released 400 million barrels on March 11, its largest emergency action ever, more than double the post-Ukraine intervention in 2022.

MT Dapeng Princess Delivers Fifth LNG Cargo To Yangon, Sustaining 500 MW Of Industrial Power

Myanmar's fifth LNG delivery to Thilawa sustains 500 MW for Yangon's industrial zones, with a sixth cargo due in April.

Indonesia And Japan Sign Five-Year Nuclear Energy And Critical Minerals MoC At Tokyo Energy Forum

The Legok Nangka waste-to-energy plant and Sarulla geothermal project remain active under AZEC. The March 15 MoC adds nuclear to a bilateral energy agenda that already spans geothermal, LNG, coal, and critical minerals.
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Congressman Gomez And The Politics Of Doxxing

When a public official crosses the line between personal privacy and press freedom, the real test lies not in apologies but in accountability and how institutions choose to respond.

House Of Mirrors: When The Investigators Are The Investigated

Congressional probes on flood control projects aren’t about justice but theater—where the same hands once tainted by plunder now pound the table in outrage, and the real flood drowning Filipinos is hypocrisy, not rain.

The House Of Nepo: Dynasties, Princes, And Princesses Of Plunder

In a kingdom built on floodwaters and taxpayer money, the real fairy tale is watching the "nepo babies" thrive while the ordinary drown.

Corruption: The Flood That Never Drains

Senator Lacson’s speech serves as a stark reminder that while storms may be natural, the corruption that floods our nation is a man-made disaster, eroding public trust and economic stability.

Putang Ina: More Than A Curse, It’s The Filipino Soul

To many, “p*tang ina” may sound like a crude outburst, but for Filipinos, it’s an emotional exclamation that captures our joy, pain, and authenticity in an instant.

From Fire To Firefighting: Korina’s Shifting Statements And Crisis Management

Korina Sanchez’s attempts to navigate a media controversy underscore the importance of a calm, consistent narrative when addressing public scrutiny.

The Price Of Credibility: The Lessons From Vico Vs. Korina

The clash between Mayor Vico Sotto and Korina Sanchez goes beyond personalities—it exposes the uneasy ties between media, money, and politics. When interviews start looking like transactions, journalism risks being mistaken for marketing. And when credibility can be rented, public trust becomes the ultimate casualty.

Gambling, E-Wallets, And The Illusion Of Reform

E-wallets in the Philippines have become essential, yet their role in online gambling showcases how superficial reforms can obscure deeper societal issues, leaving vulnerable households facing addiction and financial distress.

When The World’s Largest Asset Manager Comes For Our Airports

As BlackRock deepens its footprint in Philippine infrastructure, the pivotal challenge lies in maintaining a balance between foreign investment and safeguarding national priorities at critical airport assets.

Konektadong Pinoy: The Internet Fight That Matters

Impeachment may grab headlines, but the quiet yet impactful Konektadong Pinoy Bill aims to disrupt monopolies and empower every Filipino with better, more affordable internet.