In February 1986, millions of Filipinos gathered along EDSA in a peaceful uprising that ended the Marcos regime. Four decades later, the People Power Revolution remains a defining moment in Philippine democracy. Read more »
According to national tourism officials, one of the main reasons domestic plane tickets in the Philippines remain expensive is the country’s heavy reliance on air travel. The issue was highlighted during the ASEAN Tourism Conference on January 29. Read more »
The Senate Blue Ribbon Committee uncovers discrepancies in flood control projects, including misreported locations, budget jumps, and alleged kickbacks. Key officials and senators weigh in as thousands of projects undergo validation. Read more »
A new Pulse Asia survey shows many Filipinos aren’t fully convinced. While influence is seen as the biggest factor in court outcomes, trust in institutions is mixed, and public optimism about accountability is softening. The question remains: will justice truly prevail? Read more »
The National Security Council and Malacañang have rejected claims linking the Philippines to terrorist training following reports that the suspects in the deadly Bondi Beach shooting in Australia had previously stayed in the country. Read more »
The pressing question is not just political: how many people know this weakness, and who could exploit it? Governance can be jeopardized not by policy alone, but by personal struggles hidden in plain sight. A compromised leader risks not only personal failure but also the systemic failure of institutions that depend on sound judgment at the top. Read more »
