JJ Jarin: The ordinary, painted extraordinarily

Inquirer.net - Nov 8, 2026

Artist JJ Jarin reframes the mundane for his first solo show in three years at West Gallery

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Southeast Asia’s green push brings solar power, but who pays to keep it on?

Nov 8, 2026

For most of his life, Osman Uki lived in a world dictated by the sun, relying on kerosene and leftover cooking oil to light his home in a remote indigenous village in Malaysia. That changed in April when solar power finally reached Kampung Bertang in the state of Pahang, allowing families to power electric lights, refrigerators and rice cookers. For Osman, one of the biggest changes is what happens after sunset. “We are happy with the light we have at night. The kids can read at night now. We...

Indonesians furious as Batam data centres drain taps: ‘we cannot cook without water’

Nov 8, 2026

Cooking and bathing became difficult when taps ran dry in Batam, an Indonesian island where residents are protesting against data centres springing up to power the global artificial intelligence boom. The area had suffered a “long drought” caused by low rainfall, the local water utility operator said, as a strong El Nino cycle exacerbates dry weather. But, as in other countries, anger has been directed at the data centres, warehouse-like facilities that keep apps and AI tools running, with water...

Vietnam's top leader and spouse depart for official visit to Japan

Nov 8, 2026

Party General Secretary and President To Lam and his spouse, Ngo Phuong Ly, left Hanoi on Sunday for a four-day official visit to Japan at the invitation of the Japanese state.

Blocking AG from challenging Najib's order undermines rule of law, say NGOs

Nov 8, 2026

Group commends AGC's vigilance in spotting the ambiguities.

[Two Pronged] My husband’s porn consumption seems extreme

Nov 8, 2026

'Is it normal — as my husband says and that I should just accept — that he watches pornography all the time?'

Gifting with a purpose: Filipino brands doing more than just selling

Nov 8, 2026

These small businesses give back to the communities they serve

Meet Elias Gish, the FEU rookie turning heads in UAAP basketball

Nov 8, 2026

Elias Gish, a 6-foot-7 teenager from the Gilas Pilipinas Youth program, steadily stakes his claim for a future takeover of the contending FEU Tamaraws with his no-nonsense, defense-oriented play

Cagayan de Oro scraps year-end revelry to build ‘Super El Niño’ resilience

Nov 8, 2026

CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY — Mayor Rolando Uy has canceled City Hall’s 2026 year-end party, shifting the local government’s resources from holiday festivities to survival measures ahead of the anticipated “Super El Niño” In a video advisory Friday, November 6, the City Information Office announced the pivot to strict austerity and disaster preparedness. The move channels

Cops, MGB personnel seize P45-M gear of ‘Chinese-backed’ illegal mine

Nov 8, 2026

CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY — Authorities swooped down on a suspected illegal mining operation masquerading as a quarry in the hinterlands of this city before dawn on Friday, November 6, seizing some P45 million worth of heavy machinery. The 4 a.m. raid in Sitio Pin-as, Barangay Tuburan, also resulted in the arrest of six workers

16 local governments in Soccsksargen get P520M for quake recovery

Nov 8, 2026

KORONADAL CITY, South Cotabato — Some 16 local government units in Soccsksargen or Region 12 have received a total of P520 million in national government assistance to help rebuild communities damaged by the magnitude 7.8 earthquake that struck off the coast of Sarangani province in June. President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. led the ceremonial turnover of

Negros First CyberCentre goes solar

Nov 8, 2026

BACOLOD CITY – The Negros First CyberCentre here is following into the footsteps of an increasing number of establishments in the country seeking green options as it officially transitions to clean energy following the successful installation of 949 solar panels at the facility. Provincial Administrator Rayfrando Diaz announced Friday, Nov. 6, that the project was

Siblings nabbed in Butuan buy-bust; P125,000 ‘shabu’ seized

Nov 8, 2026

SAN FRANCISCO, Agusan del Sur— Police arrested two siblings tagged as “high-value individuals” and seized more than P125,000 worth of suspected crystal meth, locally known as “shabu,” during a buy-bust operation in Butuan City on Thursday, Nov. 5. Brig. Gen. Rolindo M. Suguilon, director of Police Regional Office 13 (Caraga), identified the suspects through their

JJ Jarin: The ordinary, painted extraordinarily

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[Two Pronged] My husband’s porn consumption seems extreme

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16 local governments in Soccsksargen get P520M for quake recovery

Negros First CyberCentre goes solar

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