‘Hubris’ and arrogant politicians
Hubris, from ancient Greek history, describes some of our super-confident senators today.
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Hubris, from ancient Greek history, describes some of our super-confident senators today.
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Japan and the Philippines reaffirmed their commitment to expanding defense, economic, and regional cooperation during a meeting between their foreign ministers…
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Senator Ping Lacson on Thursday alleged that two P100-million infrastructure projects in Taguig linked to Sen. Alan Peter Cayetano’s political bailiwick were…
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Sara Duterte’s real offense, in the eyes of many of her supporters, is not that she governs badly. She barely governs at all.
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The true measure of any political undertaking is not the attention it commands but the benefits it delivers to the people.
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For Capasso, creativity doesn’t begin with adding more ingredients — it begins with knowing them.
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New restaurant franchise eyes over 100 Philippine branches
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President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. maintains control despite the political friction due to the strong backing of key power blocs, institutional alliances, and the…
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To be specific about it, is Cayetano rebranding himself as an avatar of our increasingly toxic non-text-based post-literate age? One who’s taking advantage of…
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Lacson particularly referred to the 2019 SEA Games hosting mess where tens of billions of pesos of public money passed through a private foundation that…
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A haunted royal palace, restless spirits and a decades-old curse take center stage in The East Palace , a new Korean period mystery that premiered on 17…
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Many people perceive the proceedings as highly political, with outcomes influenced as much by existing political alliances as by the evidence presented.
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Both of Solaire Resort’s Metro Manila properties have once again received awards from Wine Spectator for its signature Italian restaurant Finestra.
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Why don’t our politicians really eliminate poverty? Because poverty serves a purpose — for them. Poverty gives them power.
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Elite volleyball returns to the City of Candon as the top six volleyball nations in the region battle for honors in Week One of the Southeast Asian Volleyball…
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The Supreme Court on Tuesday concluded oral arguments on the consolidated petitions challenging the constitutionality of the 2024, 2025 and 2026 national…
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The true battleground lies beyond the hallowed halls of the Senate. On social media and in public discourse, a parallel verdict is shaping up.
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