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    EDITORIAL

    Partner feature
    Cold evidence vs spectacle
    EDITORIAL

    Cold evidence vs spectacle

    While the impeachment process is often described as sui generis, it isn’t rules-free.

    DT·9 July 2026

    We‘re provoking China: Batanes is Chinese
    EDITORIAL

    We‘re provoking China: Batanes is Chinese

    China is testing the world’s tolerance for nonsense. How much garbage can Beijing spew before newspapers, diplomats, academics stop…

    DT·9 July 2026

    The Zuleika Defense
    EDITORIAL

    The Zuleika Defense

    Even a mother hen will threaten the predator. Does that mean the hen hired a hitman?

    DT·8 July 2026

    Character counts, in votes
    EDITORIAL

    Character counts, in votes

    The real trial, he argues, is not being conducted under the16-vote threshold at all but in the register of trust, the breach of which is…

    DT·8 July 2026

    Sara’s trial credibility woes
    EDITORIAL

    Sara’s trial credibility woes

    ‘Fair’ and ‘clean’ are two different matters, and the trial’s opening week seems to have already muddied both.

    DT·8 July 2026

    House, let’s go home
    EDITORIAL

    House, let’s go home

    From the opening moments of the proceedings, it became evident that the impeachment battle would be anything but ordinary.

    DT·8 July 2026

    Outdated science drives juvenile justice?
    EDITORIAL

    Outdated science drives juvenile justice?

    Today’s generation is the first to be raised on smartphones, algorithm-driven social media, online gaming, endless streams of violent…

    DT·7 July 2026

    Two birds, one stone
    EDITORIAL

    Two birds, one stone

    ‘If a series of acts is not established, then there is no plunder and, therefore, there is no probable cause.’

    DT·6 July 2026

    Still chasing the Filipino dream
    EDITORIAL

    Still chasing the Filipino dream

    Alex’s story is different from that of most Filipinos, but her success offers inspiration and hope.

    DT·6 July 2026

    Let’s get it on
    EDITORIAL

    Let’s get it on

    Legal analysts have also shot down talk of an early dismissal of the articles of impeachment before the trial even begins.

    DT·6 July 2026

    No room for fall guys
    EDITORIAL

    No room for fall guys

    There is absolutely no room for a whitewash here. Two young lives were cut short in an incident that investigators themselves admitted was…

    DT·5 July 2026

    Lawfare must stop
    EDITORIAL

    Lawfare must stop

    Critics rightly note that stretching anti-graft statutes to cover pre-campaign private contributions risks criminalizing routine political…

    DT·5 July 2026

    Core goals out of sync
    EDITORIAL

    Core goals out of sync

    Political clans do not need blood relatives in adjacent seats when they can install allies, financiers and loyal proxies instead.

    DT·3 July 2026

    Get priorities right
    EDITORIAL

    Get priorities right

    From 1989 to 2025, worker productivity doubled, yet the real value of the minimum wage fell by 14 percent.

    DT·3 July 2026

    Duterte was us
    EDITORIAL

    Duterte was us

    That is what makes this case so difficult. One side says humanity was violated. Another says humanity was being protected.

    DT·3 July 2026

     Ship flounders; gone to Canada
    EDITORIAL

    Ship flounders; gone to Canada

    Amid the massive protest rally, the Ombudsman’s office made its own quiet announcement of pursuing the case against Senator Rodante…

    DT·3 July 2026

    Ban gadgets for children
    EDITORIAL

    Ban gadgets for children

    The stranger does not have to wait outside the school anymore, just lurk inside the glowing rectangle in a child’s hands.

    DT·2 July 2026

    Caught flatfooted
    EDITORIAL

    Caught flatfooted

    Room bookings and transport arrangements were locked in three days out — the kind of paper trail effective intelligence work exists to…

    DT·2 July 2026

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    Cold evidence vs spectacle
    EDITORIAL

    Cold evidence vs spectacle

    While the impeachment process is often described as sui generis, it isn’t rules-free.

    DT·9 July 2026

    We‘re provoking China: Batanes is Chinese
    EDITORIAL

    We‘re provoking China: Batanes is Chinese

    China is testing the world’s tolerance for nonsense. How much garbage can Beijing spew before newspapers, diplomats, academics stop…

    DT·9 July 2026

    The Zuleika Defense
    EDITORIAL

    The Zuleika Defense

    Even a mother hen will threaten the predator. Does that mean the hen hired a hitman?

    DT·8 July 2026

    Character counts, in votes
    EDITORIAL

    Character counts, in votes

    The real trial, he argues, is not being conducted under the16-vote threshold at all but in the register of trust, the breach of which is…

    DT·8 July 2026

    Sara’s trial credibility woes
    EDITORIAL

    Sara’s trial credibility woes

    ‘Fair’ and ‘clean’ are two different matters, and the trial’s opening week seems to have already muddied both.

    DT·8 July 2026

    House, let’s go home
    EDITORIAL

    House, let’s go home

    From the opening moments of the proceedings, it became evident that the impeachment battle would be anything but ordinary.

    DT·8 July 2026

    Outdated science drives juvenile justice?
    EDITORIAL

    Outdated science drives juvenile justice?

    Today’s generation is the first to be raised on smartphones, algorithm-driven social media, online gaming, endless streams of violent…

    DT·7 July 2026

    Two birds, one stone
    EDITORIAL

    Two birds, one stone

    ‘If a series of acts is not established, then there is no plunder and, therefore, there is no probable cause.’

    DT·6 July 2026

    Still chasing the Filipino dream
    EDITORIAL

    Still chasing the Filipino dream

    Alex’s story is different from that of most Filipinos, but her success offers inspiration and hope.

    DT·6 July 2026

    Let’s get it on
    EDITORIAL

    Let’s get it on

    Legal analysts have also shot down talk of an early dismissal of the articles of impeachment before the trial even begins.

    DT·6 July 2026

    No room for fall guys
    EDITORIAL

    No room for fall guys

    There is absolutely no room for a whitewash here. Two young lives were cut short in an incident that investigators themselves admitted was…

    DT·5 July 2026

    Lawfare must stop
    EDITORIAL

    Lawfare must stop

    Critics rightly note that stretching anti-graft statutes to cover pre-campaign private contributions risks criminalizing routine political…

    DT·5 July 2026

    Core goals out of sync
    EDITORIAL

    Core goals out of sync

    Political clans do not need blood relatives in adjacent seats when they can install allies, financiers and loyal proxies instead.

    DT·3 July 2026

    Get priorities right
    EDITORIAL

    Get priorities right

    From 1989 to 2025, worker productivity doubled, yet the real value of the minimum wage fell by 14 percent.

    DT·3 July 2026

    Duterte was us
    EDITORIAL

    Duterte was us

    That is what makes this case so difficult. One side says humanity was violated. Another says humanity was being protected.

    DT·3 July 2026

     Ship flounders; gone to Canada
    EDITORIAL

    Ship flounders; gone to Canada

    Amid the massive protest rally, the Ombudsman’s office made its own quiet announcement of pursuing the case against Senator Rodante…

    DT·3 July 2026

    Ban gadgets for children
    EDITORIAL

    Ban gadgets for children

    The stranger does not have to wait outside the school anymore, just lurk inside the glowing rectangle in a child’s hands.

    DT·2 July 2026

    Caught flatfooted
    EDITORIAL

    Caught flatfooted

    Room bookings and transport arrangements were locked in three days out — the kind of paper trail effective intelligence work exists to…

    DT·2 July 2026