As executive secretary in the Marcos administration, Lucas Bersamin was primus inter pares in the Cabinet, given the mandate of his office — ”to directly assist the President in the management of ...

Disasters often expose the cracks in the system, and those in our mental health system have been obvious. The availability of mental health services cannot keep up with the increasing demand for these ...

Apolinario Mabini is a hero who should be brought out of Jose Rizal’s shadow to be better appreciated. His times were different, more complex than the situation Rizal had to face. During his exile ...

More than a decade ago, my electrical engineering class of 2011 at the Technological University of the Philippines Taguig had our plant visit to Cebu as part of the curriculum. I still remember how ...

Sustainability”—an ideal industries were once urged to earnestly aspire for—has in recent years been co-opted as a market strategy to entice “green-minded” clients and deflect scrutiny into ...

Philippine education is in trouble, and we do not need another international ranking to confirm it. Anyone who has stepped ...

The Iglesia Ni Cristo (INC) held its second rally for the year, a supposed three-day “Rally for Transparency and a Better ...

Two colossal exposés were detonated like nuclear bombs in our country’s political field in the past few days. They were ...

In what could be a portent of things to come this year, President Marcos vetoed P194 billion worth of projects in the General ...

President Marcos declared last Nov. 6 a state of national calamity following the deadly Typhoon “Tino” in the Visayas and Supertyphoon “Uwan” in Luzon but with a practically nationwide range.

In a world wracked by so much conflict, turmoil, and social injustice and faced with such issues as malnutrition, lack of education, poor access to basic services, poverty, climate change, and ...