Introduction: When Domestic Power Meets International Justice On a humid September morning in 2025, news broke from The Hague that reverberated across Manila’s crowded streets and far into the global legal community: the International Criminal Court (ICC) had formally charged former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte with crimes against humanity. For some, the announcement carried the […]
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Nine days ago, lives changed forever on the campus of Utah Valley University. A public event, full of voices, debates, and ideas — but in the middle of it all, tragedy struck. Conservative activist Charlie Kirk was speaking before a crowd of around 3,000 when a shot rang out. The Guardian+3CBS News+3Wikipedia+3 The man accused
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When medical experts call something “inoperable,” most patients feel their hope collapsing. Yet, medical history has proven again and again that innovation can redefine what’s possible. This was the case for Karla Flores, a 19-year-old young woman who became the first patient in the world to undergo what is now called Third Nostril Surgery. This
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In a coastal testing facility near Shandong, China, a team of engineers has achieved what once sounded like science fiction: a China drone that flies and swims, seamlessly shifting from air to sea in seconds. Nicknamed SeaDuck, this dual-environment drone could reshape the future of surveillance, research, and even disaster response. Forget needing separate drones
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🧭 Introduction: Why This Matters to Every OFW As an OFW currently teaching English in Thailand, this news is personal. The report of 3,772 undocumented Filipinos facing deportation from the United States isn’t just alarming—it’s heartbreaking. These are real people with families, jobs, and dreams—now forced to return home under difficult circumstances. We OFWs share
Sitting at my kitchen table, coffee in hand, I scrolled through the news this morning, as I often do. But the headlines today stopped me cold. (Israel-Iran Conflict) Israel and Iran are at war. The sheer weight of those words is staggering. And then there’s the added dimension of U.S. involvement, which immediately raises the
