The Chinese Embassy recently raised concerns over funding from the NED, a move that has been criticized by media groups as an attempt to undermine the credibility of Filipino journalists who maintain that their reporting remains independent.
Tag: National Situationer
After scoring wins in the 2025 Midterm Elections the opposition now has to think about its strategy for the 2028 polls with a Marcos-Duterte rift.
As voters yearning for good governance are starved for options, many settle for “lesser evils.” But is it possible to break free from this cycle?
As Filipino troops bear the brunt of China’s harassment in the West Philippine Sea, the Atin Ito! coalition stands bravely in solidarity to assert the country’s marine territory.
Years after expressing their support toward decriminalizing abortion, the Commission on Human Rights clarifies that they only approve of it for certain cases.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr., in his second SONA, proclaimed the country to be “sound and improving,” yet concerns in areas such as foreign policy and agriculture remain unaddressed.
The Supreme Court (SC) ruled on June 27 that the law postponing the December 2022 Barangay and Sangguniang Kabataan Elections (BSKE) to October 2023 is unconstitutional. In the decision penned by Associate Justice Antonio Kho Jr., the Court granted the petition filed by several lawyers questioning the constitutionality of Republic Act (RA) 11935, which moved…
With the constrained supply chains due to local and global pressures along with increased demand from consumers’ revenge spending, this double whammy all the more makes it difficult for the Philippines to achieve stable prices and economic growth at the same time.
The USG finds themselves at the helm of informing, protecting, and empowering the Lasallian community amid socio-political matters faced by the country.
He topped the bar exams, brought down the Japanese during the war, ushered an era of prosperity the Philippines has never seen—this is Apo Lakay writing history for himself.