Robert B. Roque, Jr.

By Robert B. Roque, Jr. In 1974, Deng Xiao Ping, who would later lead after Ma Tse-tung’s demise and be known as “the man who...

By Robert B. Roque, Jr. The good people of Baguio City have mixed feelings over recent events that led to their mayor resigning his post...

By Robert B. Roque, Jr.The debate over the abrogation of the University of the Philippines (UP)-Department of National Defense (DND) accord signed in 1989...

By Robert B. Roque, Jr.The government is sustaining its battle against COVID-19, but its strategy is starting to pivot, leaning more into saving the...

By Robert B. Roque, Jr. For someone who is not running for president next year, San Miguel Corp. President Ramon S. Ang has undoubtedly been...

By Robert B. Roque, Jr. A recent Pulse Asia survey tells us that 47 percent of Filipinos are hesitant or even afraid to take any...

By Robert B. Roque, Jr. Public outrage is a blunt force. Often, it is delivered with uncalculated consequences. It is petrifying to be on the...

By Robert B. Roque, Jr.While the deadline set for this column prohibits me from reacting to yesterday’s developments in the Senate, this is one...

By Robert B. Roque, Jr. Eleven names have been floated in social media as possible perpetrators of what is, perhaps, the most gruesome New Year’s...

By Robert B. Roque, Jr. In Dubai, as I've learned from a friend, residents are entitled to free vaccination against COVID-19 and that it is...