That the Philippines will be hit by the El Niño weather phenomenon this year is no longer a question of if or when, but ...

Barely months after the flood corruption scandal broke out, the Marcos administration is facing yet another major test. This time from a global oil crisis as a result of the war in the Middle East.

On Sept. 9, 2013, about 200 rebels belonging to the Moro National Liberation Front of Nur Misuari arrived in Zamboanga City ...

Historians often complain when there is not enough primary source material for their research, writing, or lecturing. Sometimes, they also complain when there is too much material. I planned ...

As the country observed Myeloma Awareness Month last March, attention must turn to a disease that remains largely underrecognized, yet affects mostly seniors who are looking forward to enjoying their ...

Imagine this: it’s three in the afternoon, you’re in a hot classroom, and your professor is, and has been, going on about the ...

Let me be clear: our country now faces a perfect storm of economic headwinds. Global fuel prices will remain elevated through 2026, commodity costs will continue upward, and stagflation threatens our ...

What the Philippines failed to do, the International Criminal Court (ICC) has made possible: a trial at last for former ...

It has been said that our economy “leapfrogged” from being agricultural to services-led, bypassing the industrialization ...

I am certain about myself that I will no longer run for any national position,” declared Mayor Leni Robredo during a radio interview. Determined to make her legions of followers understand the ...

You might suppose that a scandal involving stolen pesos to pave the archipelago in gold leaf would provoke a certain eagerness in the halls of power. You would be wrong. You would be the kind of ...

Buffoons and sycophants in government feed on each other’s weaknesses and create a synergy like no other. The former sets the tone or the overall atmosphere in a governance unit, and the latter ...