Opinion

By Colonel Dencio S. Acop (Ret), PhD, CPPMuch of what I am today and what I have done I owe to West Point. It...

By Iya KivaUkrainian poet, translator and member of PEN UkraineTranslated by Helena Kernan ​​On 12 July 2025, Russian drones bombarded Lviv, where I live, in...

By Dr. Dencio S. Acop “Quo vadis” Philippines? Coming to grips with the present reality and looking back from whence we came, the two images...

By Robert B. Roque, Jr. What happened on the sidewalk outside Atherton Place, also known as JCRV Building, at the corner of Tomas Morato and...

By Atty. Howie Calleja In a democratic state, the balance of power rests upon three co-equal branches of government. While the executive and legislative branches...

By ROBERT B. ROQUE JR. This is not how any of us would have guessed how an altar boy would lose in the game...

By Atty. Howie Calleja Archiving a case, particularly in a legislative context, signifies more than a mere pause; it represents a strategic decision to set...

By Robert BB. Roque, Jr. I picked this up from a Facebook post, and while I’m not too sure it’s an adage traced to Japan,...

For six years, Rodrigo Duterte acted like a king. Laws bent around his will. Officials trembled at his fury. He ruled with impunity—ordering deaths,...

By Robert B. Roque, Jr. The Department of Migrant Workers (DMW) has partnered with TikTok to fight illegal recruitment and human trafficking, something worth commending...