Due Process or Delay the Process? When Due Process Becomes a Moving Target
As VP Sara Duterte invokes due process, a House-led hearing ordered by the Supreme Court…
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OPINION: The Quiet Power of Hadiyah Offers a Path Beyond Ritual as Ramadan Ends
Ramadan draws to a close on Friday, March 20. Many Muslims find themselves at a…
OPINION: A GOVERNMENT IN CONSTANT MOTION — OR CONSTANT UNCERTAINTY?
President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr.’s lighthearted remark at the 2025 Bagong Bayani Awards — joking…
Opinion: When Power Divides Blood—Why Family Matters Now More Than Ever
There are few things more unsettling in politics than watching a family publicly tear itself…
Analysis: Why Billions in Flood Control Projects Still Leave Us ‘Flooded to the Max’
Every time floodwaters rise, so does public anger. Social media fills with a familiar lament:…
Opinion I Stop Corruption? Then Fix the System, Not Just the Scapegoats
“Stop corruption; fix the system now.” It’s the kind of headline you’ve seen before, the…
OPINION | Marcos’ flood control probe: Will blood prove thicker than water?
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. wants us to believe that the newly formed Independent Commission for…
OPINION I Why Frenchie Mae’s fight is our fight
At dawn, on February 7, 2020 armed men stormed a small house in Tacloban and…
OPINION | Flood-Control Billions and the Politics of Corruption
THE revelations were damning but hardly surprising when the Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism (PCIJ)…
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…
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…
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…