‘Hindi deserve ng Pilipino ’to’: Ninong Ry vents frustration over corruption in flood control projects

Culinary content creator Ninong Ry took to social media on Monday, September 22, to express his frustration over alleged anomalous flood control projects, citing the repeated flooding that has affected his home in Malabon City. “Hindi deserve ng Pilipino to. Hindi natin deserve na paulit ulit anurin. Hindi. Pinagdadasal ko na sana kung sino man ang [.] The post Hindi deserve ng Pilipino to: Ninong Ry vents frustration over corruption in flood control projects appeared first on Interaksyon. Continue reading ‘Hindi deserve ng Pilipino ’to’: Ninong Ry vents frustration over corruption in flood control projects

Trump’s Pentagon says press must agree not to disclose sensitive information

Reporters face potential credential loss under new Pentagon rules requiring approval before publishing sensitive military information, sparking media outcry. Continue reading Trump’s Pentagon says press must agree not to disclose sensitive information

Trump’s Pentagon says press must agree not to disclose sensitive information

Reporters face potential credential loss under new Pentagon rules requiring approval before publishing sensitive military information, sparking media outcry. Continue reading Trump’s Pentagon says press must agree not to disclose sensitive information

Deputy head of Gazan Abu Shabab anti-Hamas militia wishes the Jewish people a ‘happy new year’

Ghassan Duhine, the deputy of an anti-Hamas resistance group in the Gaza Strip issued a Rosh Hashanah statement on social media. Continue reading Deputy head of Gazan Abu Shabab anti-Hamas militia wishes the Jewish people a ‘happy new year’

‘Better future’: UK, Canada, Australia recognize Palestine

The UK, Canada, and Australia have officially recognized Palestine, with leaders emphasizing it as a step towards reviving hopes for a two-state solution, contingent on reforms from the Palestinian Authority. Continue reading ‘Better future’: UK, Canada, Australia recognize Palestine

Marseille mosque shut down due to alleged ties to Muslim Brotherhood

A mosque in Marseille has been shut down due to its alleged connections to the Muslim Brotherhood, following the imam’s prior conviction for glorifying terrorism. Continue reading Marseille mosque shut down due to alleged ties to Muslim Brotherhood

Bear Attacks Surge as Fatality Rate Reaches 24%

Fatal bear encounters are rising sharply across Japan, with injuries and deaths reported at a pace matching the worst year on record. Experts warn that both stricter population control and preventive measures to keep bears away from human settlements are urgently needed. Continue reading Bear Attacks Surge as Fatality Rate Reaches 24%

Trump ends annual US hunger report amid food aid cuts

The Trump administration has announced its decision to end the annual report on hunger in America, published by the US Department of Agriculture (USDA). Continue reading Trump ends annual US hunger report amid food aid cuts

A mystery for the books

A A few days ago, over a dozen members of the tax authority raided Islamabads largest book store. They showed a notice to the manager at the front desk stating that they were sealing the place. Within minutes, they drove the customers to the exit and locked the store. Located in. Continue reading A mystery for the books

United against aggression

T he Middle East is on the brink of turmoil after Israel attacked Qatar. Over the past year, it has struck Lebanon, Syria, Yemen and Iraq with impunity. Now it has extended this trail of violence to Qatar, the sixth Muslim country to face an Israeli attack. The pattern is unmistakable and. Continue reading United against aggression