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LEAKIPEDIA | The reawakening of sleepy stocks in PH
In Philippine equities, some stocks do not move for years. Until suddenly, they do. In the stock market, silence can be just as revealing as movement. One...
LEAKIPEDIA | The ambassador’s name-dropper
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...
LEAKIPEDIA | The legal & diplomatic misstep in Zaldy Co’s ‘arrest’
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...
LEAKIPEDIA | Wheelchair as boarding pass
Airports are built on systems — queues, protocols, and equal access.Except when they aren’t. In one terminal, seasoned travelers began noticing a curious pattern: passengers...
LEAKIPEDIA | Which diplomat mistook feedback for an insult?
A newly assigned diplomat — let us call him BTS, for “Boy Too Sensitive”—has wasted no time making an impression in Manila, though perhaps...
LEAKIPEDIA | When billions won’t buy a visa
Money can open doors, but not all of them. In one case making quiet rounds in diplomatic circles, a nepo child of a billionaire family...
LEAKIPEDIA | Mr. Squeaky Clean? Not exactly
This neatly looking gentleman in mass media has amassed followers for his gabs and his goody-goody vibes. People listen, nod, and applaud him —...
LEAKIPEDIA | Dealing with an unhireable diplomatic consultant
In diplomatic receptions and embassy gatherings, one would often notice a familiar figure — always well dressed, always confident, and rarely without a driver...
LEAKIPEDIA | Eris in the Palace
Those who have not yet read mythology might want to flip through a copy. Greek mythology, after all, is full of useful lessons for...
LEAKIPEDIA | Cupid in the Bids and Awards Committee?
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...

