At ease
While military training tries to instill discipline among cadets, it also breeds a culture of power tripping and abuse.
What you leave behind
Philippine politics has become a family affair for many, but reelectionists should reconsider taking part in elections and making room for better public servants.
Dismantling the boy’s club
Gender-based discrimination and sexual harrassment are not limited to a particular industry, but their existence to this date must be enough to call for concrete action.
Here’s your ticket
Friendships are meant to be cultivated and valued, but when things—or people—become problematic and toxic, just where do you draw the line?
So-called Pinoy pride
While we honor our national athletes who excel in international stints, support should also be continuous and concrete, especially from the government.
Wishful thinking
For those who have started their college journeys online, to experience face-to-face classes is the goal. However, just how realistic is this given Philippines’ situation?
A COP-out
United Nations Climate Change Conference’s recently concluded COP26 proved that world leaders are more concerned about the talk and not the actions needed to address the climate emergency.
An uprooting
In order to address the bloody drug war, the administration succeeding Duterte’s must take into consideration factors that go beyond just illegal drugs.
Of both worlds
While divorce mainly involves the couple, the state has to recognize that continuing to bar its legality affects the children involved as well.
Diverted attention
With the current infighting among the opposition and its supporters, the concept of a united front is still up in the air.