Your daily round-up of today's news...
- Several civil society group leaders have approached the Supreme Court to question some provisions of the Bangsamoro Autonomy Act (BAA) 86 and 88. The leaders are questioning the legality of BAA 86 and some provisions of BAA 88. According to petitioners Sultan Alim Saad Amate and Maulana Mamutuk, BAA 86 did not comply with the Supreme Court's guidelines on the division of parliamentary districts in accordance with the Bangsamoro Organic Law.
- The ad interim appointment of Philippine Ambassador to the Holy See (Vatican) Raphael Lotilla has been approved by the Committee on Foreign Affairs of the Commission on Appointments. Lotilla previously served as secretary of the DENR and DOE and has been in government service for 20 years. Lotilla's position as representative to the Vatican is an important diplomatic position.
- Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. says the government has prepared chartered flights for OFWs in the Middle East.
- The GSIS is launching its solar energy loan as the Philippine government pushes for energy conservation.
- The US War Secretary says Iran strikes will be intensified as Tehran residents report that the city was hit hard.
- The UK warship HMS Dragon is en route to Cyprus.
- Japan marks the 15th anniversary of the deadly Tohoku earthquake and tsunami that killed over 20,000 people on this day, 15 years ago, as well as the Fukushima nuclear plant meltdown.
- A limited-edition Audi RS3 competition limited was unveiled and it comes with special coilovers. Only 750 will be made.
- The Dacia Striker was unveiled, and it will be offered with a choice of hybrid (FF and 4WD) and LPG powertrains.
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- ENHYPEN shared a message to the fans in the wake of Heeseung's departure from the group.
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