Asia-Pacific Faces Rising Cybersecurity Threats

The Asia-Pacific region continues to be the most targeted globally for cyberattacks, with a staggering 51 billion web application attacks recorded in 2024. This marks a 73% year-on-year increase, mainly driven by the rapid adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) technologies, which have expanded the attack surface and increased the sophistication of cyber threats. Key Trends…

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Central Visayas: The Economic Powerhouse of 2024, Fueled by a Thriving Tourism Sector

In 2024, Central Visayas emerged as the fastest-growing region in the Philippines, defying economic uncertainties that weighed down other parts of the country, including Metro Manila. Official reports indicate that the region’s economy expanded by 7.3 percent, making it the strongest performer among the 18 regions. This remarkable growth was primarily driven by a dynamic…

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Argentina Declassifies Thousands of Documents on Nazi Fugitives

On Monday, Argentina’s National Archives released over 1,850 declassified documents detailing Nazi fugitives and their activities, marking a significant step toward transparency regarding the country’s historical role as a haven for war criminals. The decision to make these records publicly accessible came after President Javier Milei ordered their release last month following a meeting with…

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Yale’s Study on Post-Vaccination Syndrome

COVID-19 vaccines have been crucial in mitigating the pandemic, reducing severe illness and death. However, a small number of individuals have reported persistent symptoms following vaccination, a condition referred to as post-vaccination syndrome (PVS). A recent study by Yale researchers aims to shed light on the biological underpinnings of this phenomenon and guide future research….

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Chinese National Arrested for Alleged Espionage Near Comelec Headquarters

On Tuesday, a Chinese national was apprehended near the Commission on Elections (Comelec) headquarters in Intramuros, Manila, for allegedly carrying a sophisticated surveillance device. The National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) identified the equipment as an International Mobile Subscriber Identity (IMSI) catcher, a tool capable of intercepting mobile phone communications and tracking location data. The suspect,…

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Indicators of Foreign Interference in the Philippines’ Midterm Elections

In a recent Senate hearing, National Security Council (NSC) Assistant Director General Jonathan Malaya revealed alarming indicators of foreign interference in the Philippines’ upcoming midterm elections. Speaking before the Senate’s special panel on maritime and admiralty zones, Malaya stated that Chinese state-sponsored actors are allegedly conducting operations to influence the electoral process. Malaya highlighted that…

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