Why lawfare matters amid conflict among elite
Democracies do not erode only when courts are abolished or Congress is shut down. They also erode when institutions remain intact but are used so selectively…
Dennis Coronacion · · 3 min read
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Democracies do not erode only when courts are abolished or Congress is shut down. They also erode when institutions remain intact but are used so selectively…
Dennis Coronacion · · 3 min read
The Philippine Navy sent off Naval Task Group 84 to take part in the Rim of the Pacific (RIMPAC) Exercise 2026 in Hawaii at the Naval Operating Base (NOB) in…
Jonas Reyes · · 2 min read
The Philippine national men’s football team braces for a packed schedule as they prepare for two major tournaments in 2026.
Ivan Suing · · 1 min read
The Philippine National Police (PNP) vowed to uphold strict standards of professionalism and discipline after an officer made inappropriate remarks to an…
Jing Villamente · · 2 min read
The Embassy of Spain in the Philippines, through Instituto Cervantes and its Cultural and Education Offices, welcomes June with a vibrant calendar of cultural…
DT · · 2 min read
Philippine National Police chief Police General Jose Melencio Nartatez Jr. on Friday ordered heightened counterintelligence efforts across all units and…
Jing Villamente · · 2 min read
The coercive power of the State is on full display, as though we’re right smack in the middle of an undeclared martial law.
John Henry Dodson · · 3 min read
The Constitution vests legislative authority in the Senate as an institution, not in any single officer. A Senate President presides over the chamber, but does…
Margarita Gutierrez · · 2 min read
Notes the World Bank: workers without secondary education are unable to find formal jobs; this reality persists because corruption diverts investment away from…
DT · · 3 min read
The ongoing turmoil in the Senate threatens institutional credibility and the overall stability of the Philippine economy, adding to an already risk-heavy…
Toby Magsaysay · · 1 min read
The Foreign Correspondents Association of the Philippines (FOCAP) on Friday joined media organizations in condemning Sen. Rodante Marcoleta’s remarks branding…
Raffy Ayeng · · 1 min read
‘The airport is our last chance to leave a lasting impression on tourists before they return to their respective countries.’
Romeo Romulo · · 2 min read
The United States has revoked the diplomatic and tourist visas of former House Speaker Rep. Martin Romualdez amid his alleged involvement in the flood control…
Edjen Oliquino · · 2 min read
The Senate’s rival flood control investigations hurtled toward a showdown on Monday, 8 June, as the so-called 18 ex-Marines withheld a commitment to appear…
Edjen Oliquino,Vivienne Angeles (VA),Jerod Orcullo · · 3 min read
What the mountain taught me — what it teaches every time, to anyone willing to ascend — is that clarity is not a luxury.
Jeannie Javelosa · · 4 min read
Freshly-appointed Department of Budget and Management (DBM) Secretary Kim Robert de Leon said he will review the Maintenance and Other Operating Expenses…
Toby Magsaysay · · 2 min read
The deceleration was largely driven by slower growth in transport costs, which rose 16.2 percent in May compared to 21.4 percent a month earlier; lower…
Mico Virata · · 2 min read
The bellwether index and local currency both rebounded on Friday, with the Philippine Stock Exchange Index (PSEi) closing at 5,938.38, up 26.45 points or 0.45…
Toby Magsaysay · · 2 min read