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Calibrating Deterrence: Disruptors of Strategic Stability on NATO’s New Northern Flank
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Filling Plates, Emptying Landfills: Decade-Long Food Rescue Shows Hong Kong Can Rescue 5,000 Tonnes of Food Each Year
Greeners’ Action call for citywide scale-up of its landmark program Hong Kong — 24 March 2026 – A ten-year initiative in Cheung Sha Wan has shown that Hong Kong’s wet markets can feed people, not landfills. From 2014 to 2023, Greeners Action (GA) rescued unsold produce before it could spoil, benefiting over 340,000 residents. For many elderly individuals…
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Environmental Groups Seek an Independent Probe into the Operations of San Mateo Landfill
24 March 2026, Quezon City. As the public eagerly awaits the results of the investigations conducted on the deadly Binaliw, Cebu, and Montalban, Rizal landfill incidents, two environmental groups called on the authorities to check on the operations of another mega landfill in Rizal province. Buklod Tao, Inc. and the EcoWaste Coalition are calling on…
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Human and Ecological Disaster in the Arab World
The ecological destruction and the poisoning of the population continue with the attacks by the U.S. and Israel on Iran, as well as with Iranian attacks on the Gulf states. By Klaus Moegling The Current Situation The Iranian mullah regime is hostile toward its own people and obsessed with the idea of destroying Israel as…
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Trump extends his ultimatum amid the struggle for control of the narrative: five days for Iran to negotiate or burn
The U.S. president announced today that he is suspending, for a few days, attacks on Iran’s energy facilities, stating that there have been “productive” conversations with Tehran. Iran denies it. Meanwhile, the Strait of Hormuz —through which nearly a fifth of the world’s oil flows— remains the most critical point of the conflict. Context: how…
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Humanist artists send a powerful message of Peace, NonViolence and Food Sovereignty from Arusha, Tanzania.
By Kimberley Khasiala Photos by Kimberley Khasiala & Hamisi Omolo What if, just for a moment, Africa felt like one big home filled with music, stories, and shared dreams? What happens when music becomes a language everyone understands, even without words? For five days in Arusha, strangers greeted each other like old friends, united by…
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The Prehistory of Mankind and its Violent Endgame we Witness Today
As far as we can go back in human history always violence was at the core of human action, with sporadic moments of enlightenment brought by Messengers to help humankind on its predestined path towards the elimination of all forms of violence and the ilumination of the world. For some reason each time mankind had…
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important update about People’s Peace Summit
This is not just another message – it’s an important update and a look behind the scenes. Please read until the end. Preparations for the People’s Peace Summit 2026 began after the ceasefire in Gaza. The war had paused. No more hostages in Gaza, no more dozens killed each day. Humanitarian aid began to flow, and the…
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Filipino radio professional shot dead, PEC demands justice
Geneva, 23 March 2026: Another radio professional was killed in the Philippines last Friday, spreading panic among the media fraternity in the island nation. The victim, identified as Julio Calo (49), was shot dead by a miscreant in front of his residence at Barangay Robles under the La Castellana locality on 20 March 2026. Julio…
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Warning Out on Mercury-Contaminated Fairness Cream for Men
EcoWaste Coalition discovers another Pakistan-made skin lightening product with extremely high mercury content 23 March 2026, Quezon City. The EcoWaste Coalition has detected mercury at over 30,000 parts per million (ppm) in a Pakistan-made facial cream that promises “fairer skin in two weeks” and is supposedly “safe to apply day and night.” The toxic watchdog…