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THERE is a peculiar choreography unfolding in the Philippines today. It is loud, dramatic, and endlessly replayed across headlines and social media …

BY Kethelle I. Sajonia On payday, many of our teachers do not celebrate. They brace themselves. Before they can think of groceries, …

By Kethelle I. Sajonia WALK THROUGH any public market today, and you will hear the same quiet refrain. “Mahal na gyud.” Prices …

WALK THROUGH any public market today, and you will hear the same quiet refrain. “Mahal na gyud.” Prices have climbed so steadily …

LAST Friday, the International Criminal Court concluded the confirmation of charges hearing in the case against Rodrigo Duterte. Now, we wait. Sixty …

THE CONVERSATION has already begun. Even before the midpoint of the current administration, speculation is growing about the 2028 presidential race. Among …

THE RECENT discussions surrounding the possible impeachment of the Vice President of the Philippines have once again placed the nation in a …

AS 2025 comes to a close, many of us find ourselves pausing, whether intentionally or quietly, to look back. The year did …

WHEN NEWS broke that the International Criminal Court denied former President Rodrigo Roa Duterte’s appeal, the nation did not react with a …

HOW POLITICAL noise hides the truth and why citizens must refuse to look away? Every time the Philippines inches closer to uncovering …