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Democracy on the streets

Democracy on the streets

14 Sep 2025

2 min read

Digitization takes literacy frontline

Digitization takes literacy frontline

07 Sep 2025

2 min read

Promised Land

Promised Land

31 Aug 2025

1 min read

A modified tricycle called tikling ferries residents to the provincial road. Unlike ordinary tricycles, tiklings are taller and can wade through deeper waters. The fare costs between P40 and P50.

Solons so low

24 Aug 2025

3 min read

A SPECTACULAR traditional dance performance in India greets Philippine President Ferdinand ‘Bongbong’ Marcos Jr., symbolizing the joyous and colorful partnership between two countries.

Philippines and India: Friends by Choice, Partners by Destiny

Richbon Quevedo

17 Aug 2025

4 min read

One out of every three Filipinos aged between six and 24 has never been to school or has dropped out of the education system, according to a government survey while 34 percent of the country’s six to 24 year-olds quit school prematurely or never received any formal education. The figures underscore the crucial role of education in shaping the future of the country.

Demographic sweet spot brings growth dividends

10 Aug 2025

3 min read

Filipino hell, Quezon’s dream fulfilled

Filipino hell, Quezon’s dream fulfilled

03 Aug 2025

2 min read

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.’s three State of the Nation Addresses, from 2022 to 2024, outlined ambitious promises aimed at promoting economic growth, social development and infrastructure modernization in the Philippines. Mr. Marcos also delivered on legislative priorities, with 48 of 79 measures completed by 2024, including key laws such as the Agricultural Tariffication Act and the ban on Philippine Offshore Gaming Operators or POGOs, which addressed socio-economic issues. Economic indicators reflect a mixed success, with a robust 7.6 percent gross domestic product growth in 2022 and improved employment rates at 95.9 percent in 2024; however, challenges such as high inflation and underemployment persist. Many noted an ‘underwhelming’ perception of his first three years, urging more decisive leadership in his remaining term to solidify his legacy.

Unitedly Divided: SONA at Midpoint

27 Jul 2025

3 min read

AN aerial view of areas affected by super typhoon ‘Karding’ in Bulacan, Nueva Ecija and Tarlac in this 26 September 2022 file photo.

Are we prepared for the rainy season?

20 Jul 2025

3 min read

Some nations like the Philippines are grappling with high fertility rates and burgeoning youth populations, while others like Japan, South Korea, and parts of Europe face population decline, labor shortages, and an aging citizenry.

World Population Day: No one-size- fits-all solution

13 Jul 2025

3 min read

PALESTINIANS move with their belongings following Israeli evacuation orders for Khan Yunis on 19 May. Israel said it will “take control” of the whole of Gaza, where rescuers reported more than 50 killed in Israeli strikes as the military pressed a newly intensified campaign.

Call for solidarity with Refugees

06 Jul 2025

2 min read

Living up to Rizal’s challenge

Living up to Rizal’s challenge

15 Jun 2025

2 min read

SENATE President Juan Ponce Enrile prepares to bang the gavel at the conclusion of the oral arguments in the impeachment trial of Supreme Court Chief Justice Renato Corona before the senator-judges acting as an impeachment court in Manila on 28 May 2012.

Phl has rich history of impeachment

09 Jun 2025

2 min read

On shifting sand They walk in step, but not always in sync. Vice President Sara Duterte clutches the arm of Speaker Martin Romualdez, steadying her path alongside President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. and First Lady Liza Araneta-Marcos — a careful choreography on the ever-moving terrain of power.

INDAY SARA AT 47: Mind the impeachment cake, birthday girl

John Henry Dodson

02 Jun 2025

2 min read

ILONGGO cyclists joined a fun ride in celebration of World Bicycle Day on June 3, 2025, enjoying scenic views of heritage sites, ancestral houses, murals, and churches during the 11th Iloilo Bike Festival in Iloilo City. Known as the “City of Love,” Iloilo is celebrated for its historic charm, livability, and recognition as a UNESCO City of Gastronomy.

Cyclists celebrate World Bicycle Day at Iloilo Bike Festival

01 Jun 2025

1 min read

Traffic situation at Guadalupe Bridge in Mandaluyong City on Tuesday, 27 May 2025. The Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) plans to close the decades-old bridge in October for rehabilitation, following a Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) report citing structural cracks and its proximity to the West Valley Fault as major concerns.

Guadalupe Bridge set for rehabilitation

27 May 2025

1 min read

Kartilya ng Katipunan

NHCP marks another year of service

25 May 2025

3 min read

FROM political advertisements plastered along the perimeter walls in Tondo, Manila, to the Commission on Elections preparations for the actual voting, nobody thought 12 May 2025 polls would be a historic one in terms of voters’ turnout and the surprising results generated by the millennials and the GenZs. These not only restored public trust in the electoral system but also empowered young voters to actively participate in shaping the nation’s future.

A glimpse into our political future

18 May 2025

2 min read

THE unconditional love that defines motherhood is etched in these photos showing how moms juggle a thousand tasks — feeding, comforting, working, teaching — and yet still find time to care for others.

An Ode to Mothers

11 May 2025

3 min read

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