“Breakthrough is coming to the Philippines.” This hopeful declaration resounds in many churches across the country, especially during Holy Week. With Resurrection Sunday, some Christian leaders proclaim that the same power that raised Christ from the dead will also raise…
Zamboanga Sibugay after the elections: Will hope rise or fall flat?
ZAMBOANGA SIBUGAY, Philippines – After the elections, the campaign jingles have faded, and the tarpaulins are slowly peeling off from lamp posts. But for many Sibugaynons, the question will linger: what now? In a province where politics often feels like…
Sovereignty on Trial: The Marcos Government’s Double Game with The Hague and Timor-Leste
The arrest and immediate transfer of former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte to The Hague last month marked a historic moment—not just for the Philippines but for the international community’s evolving reckoning with impunity. But beneath the dramatic headlines lie a…
Could Climate Change Be Reversing Itself? Experts Say: Not So Fast
The question is bold, even hopeful: Could climate change be reversing itself? In an era marked by record-breaking heat, devastating storms, and rising seas, the idea of a natural rebound seems tempting—especially with recent headlines about slower warming rates or…
Rodrigo Duterte’s Downfall Marks a Dramatic Turn in Philippine Politics
Rodrigo Duterte—once a firebrand leader who vowed to rid the Philippines of crime through a brutal anti-drug war—found himself outmaneuvered in politics and in custody. The former president was met by Philippine authorities as he landed in Manila from Hong…
How Elon Musk and Tech Giants Are Undermining Democracy
We are standing at the edge of a crisis—one that threatens the very foundation of democracy itself. The unchecked actions of Elon Musk on social media, coupled with the alarming inaction of tech giants like Meta, have created a perfect storm…
Is the Philippines the Key to Understanding the World’s Future?
The Philippines has emerged as a vital player in Asia’s growth story with a population exceeding 115 million and an economy that continues to gain momentum. Larger economies such as China and India often overshadowed it. But the archipelago nation…
Elon Musk is Building a New World Order Beyond Governments
Elon Musk, the tech mogul and the world’s richest man, is crafting a strategy to place himself above nation-states, potentially reshaping a new world order in his own image. Political analyst0 Elad Nehorai said Musk’s growing influence is part of…
Hooked on Outrage: How Spectacle Shapes Philippine Elections and Society
Philippine elections are more than just a process—they’re a reflection of who we are as a nation. In a country where 99% of the 114-million population owns a smartphone, and 7 out of 10 use the internet via mobile phones,…
The ‘Imperfect Family Tree’ of Jesus and What it Tells Us
One of the overlooked truths about Jesus’ life is that he came from an “imperfect family tree.” It’s a fact that not only deepens our understanding of his humanity but also offers hope to anyone grappling with their own family’s…
Call for Reform: Institutionalizing Social Pension into the Social Security System
It becomes increasingly evident that the current pension program in place to support the welfare of our senior citizens are falling short. For many elderly Filipinos, the transition into retirement brings with it not just a loss of income but…
Was Jesus Really Born in Bethlehem? Fresh Evidence Sparks Debate
For centuries, the nativity story has placed Jesus’s birth in Bethlehem of Judea, a narrative cherished by billions. But a wave of recent archaeological findings and scholarly debates is challenging this long-held belief. Some experts suggesting alternative birthplaces—Nazareth or even…






