Autor: pacifista

  • A possible Military industry Coup on Canadian public funds ?

    A possible Military industry Coup on Canadian public funds ?

    Today officials from Canada sent more than 200 organizations and nearly 500 delegates to Poland military trade show MSPO 2026, using its role as lead nation to promote its defense industry and pursue new partnerships to sell weapons and various military equipment.  The defense Minister David J. McGuinty and International Trade Minister Maninder Sidhu will…

  • Toxics Watchdog Group Decries Online Sale of Banned Skin Lighteners Laced with Mercury

    Toxics Watchdog Group Decries Online Sale of Banned Skin Lighteners Laced with Mercury

    7 September 2026, Quezon City.  With 9.9 online sales in full swing, the EcoWaste Coalition slammed the rampant marketing of an illegally imported skin-lightening brand from Pakistan.  Despite health alerts from various governments, this mercury-laced cosmetic brand continues to be sold aggressively online. The toxics watchdog group deplored the unrestrained use of e-commerce and social…

  • The Frozen Frontier: Why the Arctic Is the World’s New Battleground

    The Frozen Frontier: Why the Arctic Is the World’s New Battleground

    by Irshad Ahmad Mughal For centuries, the Arctic was humanity’s final frontier—a realm of perpetual ice, polar night, and the kind of cold that could kill a man in minutes. It was a place nature had reserved for itself. Not anymore. Today, the Arctic is undergoing a transformation so profound that it is rewriting the…

  • Topography of Touch: How an 88-Year-Old Mountain Healer Maps the Pain of the Cordilleras

    Topography of Touch: How an 88-Year-Old Mountain Healer Maps the Pain of the Cordilleras

    Apo Bukat: A living archive of traditional health, resilience, and quiet service whose hands have anchored the remote mountain communities of Mankayan for over two decades. Photo: Rubenson B. Bilag.​ By Rubenson B. Bilag The Rhythm of the Ridges In the quiet hamlet of Ampontoc, perched high along the ridges of Colalo in Mankayan, Benguet,…

  • Turning Setbacks into Comebacks: BCU’s Dean Kupang Champions Growth Mindset for APPSAM 2026 Student Leaders

    Turning Setbacks into Comebacks: BCU’s Dean Kupang Champions Growth Mindset for APPSAM 2026 Student Leaders

    Baguio Central University‘s Dean of the Graduate School and International Relations Officer, Dr. Genevieve B. Kupang, carried BCU’s name onto a national stage on September 4, 2026, delivering a keynote address at the 14th National Student Leadership Assembly and Talent Fair of the Association of Philippine Private School Administrators and Mentors (APPSAM), held at Hotel Henrico in Legarda,…

  • Cena di autofinanziamento per la Tre Giorni per la Pace 2026

    Cena di autofinanziamento per la Tre Giorni per la Pace 2026

    Vi invitiamo sabato 12 settembre a Casa Rossa per un momento di incontro e partecipazione in vista della quarta edizione della Tre Giorni per la Pace. L’appuntamento è alle ore 18.00, con una riunione di verifica organizzativa in preparazione della manifestazione. A seguire, alle ore 20.00 circa, ci ritroveremo per la cena di autofinanziamento, con…

  • Africa Was Bigger Than We Were Told

    Africa Was Bigger Than We Were Told

    Colonialism Also Drew the Map “For centuries, we were taught where Africa was. The problem is that we were also taught how much space it was supposed to occupy.” For generations, millions of children walked into a classroom and found the world hanging on a wall. Europe at the top, Africa below it, the Americas…

  • Beyond the “hawk” label: Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi’s foreign policy through six international lenses

    Beyond the “hawk” label: Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi’s foreign policy through six international lenses

    Viewing foreign policy from a perspective oriented toward peace naturally draws attention to military buildup and rising tensions. But what emerges if, at least initially, we set that judgment aside and look coolly at what international media see or fear in the foreign policy of Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi? When she took office in…

  • Atrocities against Journalists: Throttling Freedom of Expression

    Atrocities against Journalists: Throttling Freedom of Expression

    Showing its grave concern over the condition of Indian journalists, ‘Reporters Without Borders’ writes: “With a rise in violence against journalists, highly concentrated media ownership, and outlets with increasingly overt political alignment, press freedom is in crisis in “the world’s largest democracy.” Is press freedom in India really in crisis? What do the central government…

  • Oceans Turn Deadly Dangerous

    Oceans Turn Deadly Dangerous

    “An estimated 82% of the world’s oceans are currently experiencing marine heat waves.” (A Surge of Marine Heat Waves Threatens to Scramble Ocean Life, YaleEnvironment360 d/d Sept. 3, 2026) According to Copernicus, as of August 10, 2026: “July saw exceptionally high temperatures for the month across a large portion of the tropical Pacific, an area…