Thailand is scrambling to contain a massive biological crisis as an invasive fish species threatens to collapse the kingdom's multi-billion…
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Arms race, AI automation push nuclear threat to cold war levels, Nobel Laureates warn
The collapse of traditional arms control treaties and the integration of artificial intelligence into military systems have pushed the probability…
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Philippine medical groups oppose tiered state health insurance proposal
Thailand is scrambling to contain a massive biological crisis as an invasive fish species threatens to collapse the kingdom's multi-billion…
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FedEx Cares Helps 2,400 Filipino Students Start the School Year Healthier Through FedEx Cares
In partnership with Feed the Children, Federal Express Corporation or FedEx has provided thousands of hygiene kits to elementary school…
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Human land use alters viral diversity in mosquitoes, Philippine study finds
Human alteration of natural landscapes increases the variety of viruses carried by mosquitoes, potentially making them more resilient hosts for…
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Climate Tech Non-Profit Launches Open-Access Grid Model for Southeast Asia
Climate technology non-profit TransitionZero has launched an integrated, open-access energy modeling platform covering 10 Southeast Asian nations, aiming to streamline…
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Global health leaders push for UN summit to halt rising hepatitis deaths
Health ministers and global health leaders have called for a United Nations High-Level Meeting by 2028 to rescue faltering targets…
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Building a sustainable future through local actions
This year marks a crucial midpoint. Four years have passed since the launch of the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework in…
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Philippine scientists build AI tool to accelerate antibiotic discovery
Researchers at the University of the Philippines Diliman have developed an artificial intelligence tool to accelerate the discovery of new…
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Something in the Air: Breath of Fresh Data for Manila
Filipinos are currently breathing air that exceeds World Health Organization (WHO) safety limits, leading to nearly 87,000 annual deaths and…
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