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China has designated Scarborough Shoal as a ‘nature reserve,’ restricting Philippine vessels’ access and sparking diplomatic tensions. The Philippine Coast Guard asserts sovereignty in the disputed South China Sea region amid escalating tensions.
President Trump conducted a 12-hour diplomatic visit to two Middle Eastern countries following a historical peace agreement between Israel and Hamas. During his stop in Egypt, he met with leaders from over 36 countries to discuss the treaty’s implementation and future goals for regional stability.
Austin Reaves and Deandre Ayton show strong preseason performance for the Lakers, showcasing effective pick-and-roll synergy and promising offensive improvements.
Taylor Swift announced the release of a concert film and documentary series about the final leg of her Eras Tour, set to debut on Disney+ on December 12. Fans can expect an immersive experience into the acclaimed tour, showcasing Swift’s performances and behind-the-scenes moments, further cementing her status as a global music icon.
University of Texas at Austin students staged a protest against the Trump administration’s higher education reform initiative, the Compact for Academic Excellence in Higher Education, on October 13, 2025. Around 100 students gathered at the UT Tower to express concerns about standardized admissions tests and bans on demographic-based preferences. Tags: UT Austin, Trump education reform, student protest.
Governor Abbott orders the removal of political road markings across Texas, raising questions about free speech and roadway safety. Cities have 30 days to comply, as discussions around the directive’s impact continue.
Christophe Bariou has publicly accused local officials of an attempted PHP 50 million extortion targeting him and Nadine Lustre in a renowned surfing province. The allegations of corruption and harassment have been unveiled, impacting their business operations and highlighting broader concerns about local governance in tourism-dependent areas.
Filipino tennis player Alex Eala loses to Czech qualifier Tereza Valentova in the Japan Women’s Open. Valentova, ranked World No. 78, wins in Osaka with a 6-1, 6-2 score. The match adds to both players’ professional records as Eala continues to rise in the tennis world.
The Philippine government aims to recover ₱10 billion in insurance claims from projects handled by Pacifico “Curlee” and Cezarah “Sarah” Discaya. Disclosures during a Senate budget hearing revealed issues like ghost projects and substandard work. The Insurance Commission indicated that 30% of project values are insured. The Senate Committee on Finance is evaluating potential recoveries, emphasizing transparency and accountability in public projects.
The Commission on Audit (COA) is rigorously investigating how ghost flood control projects in Bulacan were not detected by auditors, prompting a review of auditing standards and protocols. The fraudulent activities resulted in financial losses and have led to calls for greater transparency and accountability in government projects.