What the Rains Wash Away
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The problem with Filipino resilience: it often gives government and the financial elite a free pass from accountability for the state of our nation and people.
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Atin Ito! Reclaiming the West Philippine Sea, Round 2
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Sail on the second voyage of Atin Ito! a mission that highlights the role of civilians as active citizens staking a claim against the obstinacy and arrogance of a mighty aggressor.
Read MoreThe Political Divorce Rocking the Philippines
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Washington is Marcos Jr's insurance policy as all-out dynastic warfare breaks out in Manila.
Read MoreAfter Two Decades, LGBT Rights Still Bogged Down in Philippine Congress
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LGBT groups and their allies continue to express frustration over the slow progress of the bill.
Read MoreVic Corpus, an Officer and a Very Gentle Man (1945–2024)
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The soft-spoken and shy soldier-turned-rebel-then-soldier again was a passionate patriot and public servant.
Read MoreRestart of Gov’t-NDF Peace Talks Must Address the Human Element
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Aside from “the serious socioeconomic and environmental issues, and the foreign security threats facing the country,” is there room in the peace talks framework to address the fratricidal war’s human costs and the need to repair the tattered social fabric?
Read MoreMarcos’ Year of Hits and Misses
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If 2023 was a year of hits and misses for the Marcos administration, it stands to reason that it should approach 2024 and the years beyond with even greater resolve to do better.
Read MoreDefying Goliath in the West Philippine Sea
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A civilian supply mission braves harassment by Chinese navy ships and successfully delivers Christmas cheer to civilians and government personnel on islands in the West Philippine Sea.
Read MorePH Runs a Cycle of Crisis-Induced OFW Aid
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The cycle of crisis-induced assistance to affected OFWs never stops. The Philippines migration stakeholders have been running it for three decades.
Read More[Partner] “Remember Pearl Harbor… and the Philippines!”
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While Dec. 7, 1941 is a much celebrated national memorial on the Japanese bombing of Pearl Harbor, much less is known or remembered about the Japanese attack on the Philippines on Dec. 8, 1941.
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