Quo vadis, world?
Ultimately, the critical question is not how this war will be fought, but how it will end.
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Ultimately, the critical question is not how this war will be fought, but how it will end.
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‘We are securing livelihoods, raising incomes, and reinforcing a vital engine of national growth.’
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Each contact is less about inspection than acknowledgment. Like the objects require recognition to remain stable. It gives the impression the system is working…
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The 20 February ruling rejected the defense’s claim that the appointment of lawyers Joel Butuyan, Gilbert Andres and Nicolene Arcaina posed an ‘impediment to…
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The Covid-19 pandemic was supposed to have made us want to change our ways, but this war shows we haven’t, not really.
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The saddest part is that nations bearing the most economic pain — from the Philippines to South Korea, India to the European Union — had no seat at the table…
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KYIV, Ukraine (AFP) — Explosions rang out over the Ukrainian capital on Monday and Agence France-Presse (AFP) journalists witnessed air defense batteries…
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The success of this digital future will ultimately depend on one critical factor: TRUST.
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Jobs creation in 2025 was a meager 172,000, far below the long-term average of around 700,000 and the target of employing one million Filipinos annually.
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MANAMA, Bahrain (AFP) — United States President Donald Trump called for other nations’ warships to help protect world oil supplies passing through the Strait…
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Keeping too much cash in the bank as savings can also be counterproductive in an inflationary environment.
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We have no control over the drones and missiles or the diplomacy, but we can control our country’s readiness.
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Eye-popping fuel prices and their aggravating effects activated hallucinatory shivers about the looming dark catastrophe hovering over our day-to-day lives.
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With almost three million Filipinos unemployed, according to the latest figures, the hardship on households will worsen.
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The bass dropped hard inside the Met, and for the briefest of hours, Manila felt like a satellite of Seoul.
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WASHINGTON, United States (AFP) — Moscow said on Friday that the global energy market “cannot remain stable” without its oil, piling pressure on Washington to…
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The Constitution also anticipates moments when economic or national conditions demand faster government response than the usual legislative pace would permit.
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Regardless of how long the war will last, its effects on Asia are already profound and will likely worsen with further escalation.
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