Opinion

By Monsi A. Serrano Leftists often claim that the United States of America is a war freak — a standing, indelible reputation carried by history...

Visa applications are already cumbersome — long forms, thick document stacks, and anxious waiting. But in one outsourced visa processing operation, high demand appears...

By Ige Ramos The dining table has long been the silent witness to history, but on the evening of January 29, 2026, at the Gateway...

By Dr. Dencio S Acop Why do we do what we do? How did we get here? How certain are we that what we do...

By ROBERT B. ROQUE JR. Gong Xi Fa Cai! Welcome to the Chinese New Year of the (Trojan?) Horse! More often do I see journos visiting...

A journalist thought he was doing what any newsroom would welcome: telling a story Filipinos could be proud of. The subject was a first-of-its-kind Philippine-produced...

By Robert B. Roque, Jr. Senator Ping Lacson puts it out as plainly as can be, saying the proposed Senate Blue Ribbon Committee report has...

At a recent business forum hosted by an embassy, business journalists were invited to cover what was billed as an energetic exchange of ideas. On...

The Order of National Artists is not merely a cultural accolade; it is a state declaration of whose stories, values, and creative labor define...

An embassy-hosted investment forum is usually a carefully curated affair — high-profile, well-attended, and covered by a select group of journalists. Which is why...