Never doubt the ability—nay, audacity—of the Chinese government to twist the facts to suit its ends, even when its chosen ...

Filipinos have always had an intimate, even mystical relationship with death. It is not merely the end of life, but a social ...

Brussels/Manila—“The last we saw this happening, we sleepwalked towards global recession [and conflict],” a top European ...

Thus said Lawrence Wong, Singapore’s Prime Minister, in issuing a warning amid the worrisome pronouncements made by the ...

What many now describe as “Trump’s tariff tantrum” is widely feared to lead to serious disruption of the world economy, and ...

In the latest Social Weather Stations survey conducted from March 15 to 25, 2025, 27.2 percent of Filipino families experienced involuntary hunger—meaning they were hungry and had nothing to ...

When United States President Donald Trump unleashed last week new tariffs on American imports from dozens of countries, the ...

A few months ago, a new acquaintance of mine, who I had met just once a week earlier, told me out of nowhere, “I feel I should let you know I sometimes become quite blunt when I speak.” I was ...

Colombia is home to Nobel Prize-winning novelist Gabriel Garcia Marquez, who authored such literary masterpieces as "One Hundred Years of Solitude," "Chronicle of a Death ...

Sometimes, a nation is tested not by war or calamity—but by its choices in moments of moral clarity. Today, Camp John Hay is at the heart of such a moment. And whether we uphold justice or ...

Peak electricity demand is just months away. It’s not yet officially summertime but, according tothe Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical, and Astronomical Services Administration (Pagasa),high heat ...

When former president Rodrigo Duterte was flown to The Hague last month to face charges for crimes against humanity, many ...