It’s New Year’s Eve, and we close the doors on a 2025 of too many events and too little resolution. Storms. Earthquakes.

The Department of Transportation (DOTr) was understandably ecstatic when large Japanese, French, and local infrastructure ...

Where did it begin? With President Marcos going for broke, realizing his allies failed to deliver a midterm victory? Or with ...

The recent warning of the Commission on Higher Education (CHEd) against diploma mills exposes a profound systemic failure rooted in the extreme competition of our capitalist society. This ...

In Batanes, the United States deployed missiles during the last Balikatan exercises in April: the Navy-Marine Expeditionary Ship Interdiction System (NMESIS), which reportedly remains in the country.

Many of us may have grown tired of or cynical about having New Year’s resolutions. I, for one, have stopped making them a long time ago. However, I feel that we should not give up on making these ...

Most of the questions on Philippine history that I receive online from students are so simple that they can be answered quickly if they were taught basic research skills to deploy on the internet. It ...

The year is ending amid unresolved governance issues, a sentiment reflected in the latest national survey commissioned by Stratbase from Nov. 4 to 30, 2025. Public trust has softened since mid-2025, ...

The year 2025 exposed a rot that many Filipinos have long suspected but hoped had at last met its match. The flood-control scandal — the alleged looting of billions meant to protect communities ...

Many people are now formulating their New Year’s resolutions. But one year is not enough of a runway to make significant ...

Maria Catalina Cabral, the controversial public works undersecretary, is dead, and at the rate things are going, all her ...

At a time when public funds are reportedly being siphoned or mismanaged, we must revisit the enduring wisdom of our national hero’s writings to guide our present actions and inspire a renewed sense ...