Opinion

By Dr. BJ Enverga In 1910, a German meteorologist named Alfred Wegener noticed something strange while studying a map. The eastern coastline of South America...

By Robert B. Roque, Jr. The war in the Middle East may be out of Manila’s hands, but what happens at the gas stations here...

By Robert B. Roque, jr.When Filipinos think of political dynasties, we often picture a carousel of familiar surnames: the father who was once governor,...

Those who have not yet read mythology might want to flip through a copy. Greek mythology, after all, is full of useful lessons for...

In government, conflicts of interest are supposed to be declared — not discovered through pillow talk. A certain high-ranking government official — let’s call her...

By Robert B. Roque Jr. Road rage is not merely a traffic altercation. It is a living, breathing specimen of failure in governance. When House Majority...

By Ige Ramos For this week’s column, we introduce a seasoned envoy who understands that the “layout” of a table is as vital as the...

By Robert B. Roque Jr. While there is a sense of relief that the people of Iran may be driving toward freedom and change from...

Diplomatic events are designed to be controlled environments—guest lists vetted, protocols enforced, and access carefully managed. Which is why one recent embassy gathering was...

By Dr. Dencio S. Acop We’re so divided! While issues appear obvious to some, others have a divergent view. Some of these views are even...