Are Filipinos too selfish?
The writer says hope lies in children and youth, in whom must be instilled the critical value of going beyond one’s self and becoming a person for others, seeking not just the…
Philippine Daily Inquirer
Philippines fuel prices to increase by up to P1.50/litre on March 7
The increases come a week after local oil companies cut their prices by P1.30 (diesel), P0.70 (gasoline) and P1.80 (kerosene).
Exposing China’s aggression
The paper says that while the Philippines is no match to China’s military might, it can use everything within its arsenal, including the power of information, to defend itself.
Gandhi, Ninoy, and the disinformation crisis
Beyond toxic self-righteousness and election result denialism, what we need is a genuinely progressive movement for democratic transformation.
Japan to join Salaknib drills between the Philippines, US armies
The Balikatan is the largest military exercise between the Philippines and the United States, with other like-minded countries as observers.
Leaving on a jet plane: Travellers’ bags are packed–but is the Philippines ready for them?
The Department of Tourism projects foreign tourist arrivals to reach 4.8 million this year, with the return of travel confidence.
Police files anti-hazing raps against six frat members for death of Adamson student
All six respondents signed a waiver of detention and asked for a preliminary investigation.
Scientist, student discover gene linking breast cancer to stress, irregular body clock
The discovery of the gene can help people better understand how cancer spreads in the body, as well as how to manage and treat it.
Malaysia PM Anwar urges Asean rethink of Myanmar
The Asean way of “deferential noninterference” has so far hindered the punitive action that Kuala Lumpur has been pushing since 2016.
Taiwan military to get $619 million US arms boost as China keeps up pressure
The arms sales are likely to further sour already tense ties between Washington and Beijing, which has repeatedly demanded such deals stop.