Taal Lake reveals skeletons! DNA comparison investigation to be launched in the case of missing Philippine cockfighting practitioners.

The Philippine Department of Justice recently announced that it will initiate a DNA testing procedure for several corpses recently salvaged from Taal Lake, to determine if they are related to previously missing cockfighting practitioners. Some family members of the missing have voluntarily provided

Philippine House of Representatives bipartisan committee investigation: Chinese-funded POGO criminal network infiltrates government, political-business collusion triggers national crisis.

The "Quadrilateral Joint Investigation Committee" of the Philippine House of Representatives held its final public hearing on June 9, focusing on exposing how Chinese-backed transnational criminal groups actively infiltrate the social structure of the Philippines through offshore gambling (POGO). Th

The instability of the Southeast Asian Grey Gold Empire intensifies, and Jiuding Huiwang collapses in succession.

The gray financial circles in Southeast Asia have been hit by a series of "platform earthquakes." Following the collapse of "Jiuding Guarantee" due to its involvement in the kidnapping case of Guo Congyuan in the Philippines, another veteran platform "Huiwang" (also known as "Haowang") has also been

Thai police successfully dismantle multiple criminal networks involved in cross-border gambling!

Thailand, what role does it play in the Southeast Asian telecom fraud gray industry crime chain?

Just a few days into 2025, the incident involving young Chinese actor Wang Xing, who was lured to Thailand under the guise of "film work" and then trafficked to the Myawaddy scam park in Myanmar, where he eventually went missing, has drawn widespread attention across Southeast Asia and international

Exposure! Behind the Chinese pharmaceutical executive's ticket-tearing incident, it turns out to be the Chinese again! Compatriots become the "source of danger" mainly for these four reasons

The high-profile case of the kidnapping and murder of Sun Jing and Xia Kefu, executives of a prominent Chinese medical device company during their business trip to the Philippines, saw new developments yesterday.According to Red Star News, a subsidiary of Chengdu Business Daily, an informant reveale