Rappler · Opinion

[OPINYON] Para sa iyo, estudyanteng Inglesero

Kailangan natin ang mas maraming magtataguyod ng Filipino hindi lámang sa malikhaing pagsulat at sining. Kailangan natin ng mahuhusay na engineer, mathematician, philosopher, chemist, physicist, at iba pang mga…

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Rappler · Opinion

[Mind The Gap] Buyer’s remorse on Trump? Vote your pocketbook!

Sitting on the sidelines is no longer an option because our families here and back home are paying the price. Every vote counts.

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Philstar · Opinion

Wishing for ‘gold standard’

If the SK and the BARMM can implement it, why is there no national law up to now to ban political dynasties?

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The Manila Times · Opinion

Bridging the inequality divide

A PROPOSAL in the United Nations last week to establish an “International Panel on Inequality” has been gaining traction in the international community. The proposal has been tabled by the UN General Assembly for formal…

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Philstar · Opinion

Sara calls trial ‘sarswela’ as hard evidence pile up

VP Sara Duterte called her impeachment trial a “sarswela” where proof of her hidden wealth mounted.

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The Manila Times · Opinion

The Sara impeachment has imploded

THIRTY-ONE trial days in, the impeachment of Vice President Sara Duterte has collapsed under the weight of what it never had: a witness who can say, under oath, that Sara herself stole money, ordered someone else to…

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Philstar · Opinion

The polished weapon: A mother’s take on civility

If you’ve raised children, you know the exhausting, repetitive labor of teaching decorum. Say please. Wait your turn. Don’t interrupt. We spend years drilling basic civility into our kids, hoping that by the time we…

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The Manila Times · Opinion

Leading the Philippine caring profession

BEHIND every nurse who cares for a patient stands an educational system that first cared enough to prepare that nurse well. And behind Philippine nursing education stands a community of leaders who have carried that…

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Philstar · Opinion

Making pag-pag

There are a number of Tsinoys and Pinoys who practice the act of making “pag-pag.”

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The Manila Times · Opinion

Professional vs family management

IF you read any mainstream corporate governance article from the West, they extol the virtues of professional management versus family-controlled companies, with the former being presented as more objective, having…

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Philstar · Opinion

Plan B

No one dares predict how the Supreme Court, with its changing membership, might vote on any issue.

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The Manila Times · Opinion

Bendalista politics: Requiem for Yellow politics

First of a series THE color yellow was first associated with the late former senator Benigno “Ninoy” Aquino Jr. when he returned to the Philippines in 1983. For context, Aquino was among those arrested immediately after…

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Philstar · Opinion

EDITORIAL— Liberal gun laws

One detail stood out in a previous hearing of the Senate impeachment court: private gun ownership in this country is exceptionally liberal.

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The Manila Times · Opinion

Landslides

IN this season of extraordinary monsoon rains frequently assaulting the country, the accompanying flooding and mobility problems come with lethal landslides. Landslides of various kinds have in the near past and present…

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The Manila Times · Opinion

Gifts, not alms

IN July 2025, or six months before her birthday, senior citizen Lola Norma filed her eligibility with the Office of Senior Citizens Affairs (OSCA) office at her local government unit. She had been following up…

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The Manila Times · Opinion

Distorted intelligence at the AI frontier

LONDON — Following repeated security debacles at OpenAI and Anthropic — both of which have developed agents that ended up hacking external systems — artificial intelligence (AI) safety researchers in both firms have…

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The Manila Times · Opinion

Distorted intelligence at the AI frontier

LONDON — Following repeated security debacles at OpenAI and Anthropic — both of which have developed agents that ended up hacking external systems — artificial intelligence (AI) safety researchers in both firms have…

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The Manila Times · Opinion

Emerging realism and recalibration in US-China relations

FOR years, the geopolitical architecture between Washington and Beijing has functioned on a predictable, dangerous treadmill of escalation. Every quarter brought a fresh cycle of semiconductor restrictions, naval…

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The Manila Times · Opinion

Emerging realism and recalibration in US-China relations

FOR years, the geopolitical architecture between Washington and Beijing has functioned on a predictable, dangerous treadmill of escalation. Every quarter brought a fresh cycle of semiconductor restrictions, naval…

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