US to Skip High-Level Delegation at COP30

The White House confirmed that no senior US official will attend the climate summit in Brazil, highlighting a shift in the country's stance on global warming.

A White House official said on Saturday that the United States will not send any high-level representatives to the COP30 climate conference in Brazil this month. This decision marks a new turn in the country's climate policy.

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2025-11-01T13:17:17+00:00

DFA monitors Filipinos in US amid immigration crackdown

The DFA assures close monitoring of Filipinos affected by the US immigration crackdown, providing support and ensuring rights are respected for detained nationals.

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2025-11-01T13:09:21+00:00

US to blacklist Dutch firm Nexperia

The US plans to add Dutch semiconductor firm Nexperia BV, with factories in China, to a blacklist over national security concerns, restricting its access to US technology.

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2025-11-01T07:25:40+00:00

Fed's Liquidity Mechanism Approves Record Loans to Banks

On Friday, the U.S. Federal Reserve approved a record $50.35 billion in loans to banks due to an apparent shortage of bank balances at the end of October. The loans were provided through the Standing Repo Facility (SRP), established in 2021 for quick liquidity provision. This record lending occurred on the last day of the month, a time when banks' payment obligations typically increase.