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Act before crisis bites

Economic managers must not delay the measures to provide aid to Filipino households and public transport drivers and operators who will be…

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Bracing for global energy shock

Faced with a global storm triggered by forces beyond our control, what other choice, pray tell, do we have?

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The press conference that wasn‘t

The organizers —whether former congressman Mike Defensor or whoever else choreographed the event — may have believed they were protecting…

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Doomsday on evil

Kursch highlighted the ‘very close and unique partnership’ between President Trump and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, which has been…

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China doesn’t want war

Something explodes in the West Philippine Sea — that’s the model. Missiles from ships you can’t see. Drones you can’t swat. Subs you can’t…

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Stop crucifying power users

Electric cooperatives, often linked to dominant political figures, should give way to more efficient private operators with the resources…

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Teeteringon edge, again

The lesson, for the Philippines, is both urgent and familiar: the country’s economic fate is tied, inescapably, to the stability of a world…

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Calibrated deception

Remulla admitted meeting with ICC investigators, corroborating the Marines’ claim that he hosted clandestine meetings at his private…

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A war too convenient for Trump

Washington has used that cover story many times before, including in 2003, when President George W. Bush used the same logic to invade…

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Inday Sara conundrum

The NUP issued a statement signaling that it may withhold support for the impeachment of VP Duterte unless compelling new evidence is…

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INC issues ultimatum

INC spokesperson Bro. Edwil D. Zabala read a pointed statement demanding results from the Marcos administration on the probes into the…

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Iranian blackmail

The Philippines does not need to be bombed to feel the effects of war. It only has to see oil prices spike.

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Win-win solution

Instead of prioritizing health, transportation, water, housing and safety, the city administration is ready to spend billions on a project…

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Pork, patronage localized

Under the guise of the automatic National Tax Allotment, the lump sums are similar in character to the Priority Development Assistance Fund.

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Pondering Sara Duterte’s presidency

It would be a presidency born not of the people’s highest hopes, but of their resigned acceptance of the familiar — an obtuse diva with a…

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Trillanes’ crap fed to ICC

The prosecution delved into a conspiracy, which it termed the Common Plan, which was supposedly the systematic state-sanctioned killing of…

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Riddle me this

Yet before anyone could even begin to build solid cases against the politicians that have been linked to the flood control projects…

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Grand design

While collusion with the ICC would be hard to prove, the opportunistic move to hand over the former president was shown by the reversal…

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