Putting ICE on thin ice
If ICE agents start asking for immigration IDs at airports, which will not only inconvenience but also rattle the nerves of non-Caucasian travelers, it will…
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If ICE agents start asking for immigration IDs at airports, which will not only inconvenience but also rattle the nerves of non-Caucasian travelers, it will…
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Safety takes center stage as Isla Group unveils its most ambitious infrastructure to date, an advanced LPG import terminal in Batangas City designed to raise…
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A Senate ad hoc committee, formed to develop contingency plans for the looming oil supply shortage brought about by the Middle East crisis, is urging the…
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The Department of Energy (DOE) is putting the country’s power and fuel systems on high alert to keep homes lit and roads fueled during the Holy Week…
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Many people think an energy crisis is a problem only for government officials, power companies and big businesses.
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Vacillation will not serve the country, as an economist said; if the expectation is that things will get worse, then it’s time to implement determined measures…
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The Institute for Climate and Sustainable Cities (ICSC) said renewable energy is key to addressing the country’s energy crisis, following the declaration of a…
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SEOUL, South Korea (AFP) — South Korea’s energy minister sought Monday to ease fears over shortages of plastic rubbish bags after sales in Seoul jumped nearly…
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Cubans have endured regular outages as its aging power plants struggle to meet demand.
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Petron Corp. has procured 2.48 million barrels of crude oil from Russia amid geopolitical upheavals disrupting the country’s traditional Middle East supply…
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The Philippines has secured a $1-billion loan from the World Bank — its largest for agriculture to date — to accelerate reforms aimed at boosting productivity,…
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Leaving procurement, allocation, and pricing entirely to market forces, without parallel state capability, exposes the country to risks it cannot control.
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Philippine National Police (PNP) chief P/Gen. Jose Melencio Nartatez Jr. on Monday ordered intensified police visibility in key transportation hubs in Metro…
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Senator Christopher “Bong” Go backed the move allowing the suspension of fuel excise taxes as pump prices continue to climb, stressing that relief measures…
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Malacañang has ordered sweeping energy-saving measures across government offices as diesel prices hit P115 to P124 per liter, forcing more than 1,000 agencies…
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The government is turning to “non-traditional” fuel suppliers from Argentina, Canada, Australia, Colombia, Brunei, and India, while the Department of Foreign…
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Citicore Renewable Energy Corp. (CREC) posted a 14 percent jump in net income after tax to P1.15 billion in 2025, up from P1.0 billion in 2024, powered by…
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Amid a national energy crisis, strengthened maritime security in the West Philippine Sea is seen as crucial for protecting coastal livelihoods, sustaining…
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