Opinion

By Robert B. Roque, Jr. Don’t look now, but if you’re rooting for Sara Duterte to win in 2028, the numbers are starting to tell...

As May 12 draws near — the final day of the ban on appointing candidates who lost in the 2025 elections — Malacañang appears...

By Ige Ramos Food has never been solely about what is on the plate. Those of us who have spent decades navigating the narrow alleys of...

By Robert B. Roque, Jr. “London Bridge is falling down, falling down…” is a well-known nursery rhyme meant to entertain young children miming as they...

In diplomacy, a name carries weight. An embassy’s letterhead even more. Which is why one foreign mission was stunned to discover that someone inside its...

By COL Dencio S. Acop (Ret) Many are unfamiliar with veterans.People like me who served in the military.So, this is a description of sorts about...

The law moves slower than headlines. That’s why diplomacy (or at least the professional kind) prefers backchannels to bravado. When Malacañang triumphantly declared that former...

By COL Dencio S. Acop (Ret), USMA ‘83 Colonel Clarence E. Endy Jr. (Ret) of West Point’s Class of 1960 passed away on 15 March...

By Dr. Dencio S. Acop Cynicism, indifference, or hope! These seem to be the predominant attitudes of people given what’s happening in and to the...

By Robert B. Roque, Jr. Nowadays, it seems everyone on Facebook wants to be counted among the 4Ps beneficiaries. And I don’t blame them. Because...