Floods and Filipino hydrological amnesia
The writer says that despite the country's unmistakable aquatic identity, it behaves more like a continental territory struggling against water rather than a maritime society…
When a robot becomes one of us
The writer says: "Perhaps, then, the true test of the future will not be whether a robot can pass for human, but whether we can remain humane in a world where machines look back…
‘Very sorry’ isn’t enough: Philippine Daily Inquirer
For Filipinos victimised twice over by corruption and neglect, the only apology that matters is accountability.
Move over, status quo — New York has a new story to tell
Zohran Mamdani’s victory marks not just a political shift, but a cultural reckoning for a city daring to dream again.
Redefining excellence: The quality and sustainable education of online distance learning in Malaysian higher education
By addressing misconceptions and showcasing genuine quality, Malaysia affirms that the future of education is digital-adaptable in delivery but steadfast in excellence, the writer…
Passport paradox: The Statesman
India’s rise on the global economic stage is often celebrated as an emblem of national resurgence.
AI can boost energy security in APEC
The writer says, "By working together on AI-driven energy solutions, China and the United States could set a benchmark for sustainable, high-tech energy collaboration that…
‘Michelin moment’: Shattering exceptionalism
A Michelin recognition could go a long way in shattering the Filipinos' self-defeating “negative exceptionalism”: namely, the ingrained tendency to think the Philippines is…
Improving data health: The Kathmandu Post
People should be able to trust the state, at least on vital health data.
South Korea’s AI test: The Korea Herald
Seoul’s plan to achieve AI breakthrough could stall without power, talent, and alliance stability.