There are moments in Philippine politics when a single act—procedural, almost mundane on its face—reshapes the trajectory of power.
In 2000, it was the sound...
By now, the spectacle is familiar.
A former ally breaks ranks. Documents surface. Testimonies drip with selective outrage. And suddenly, the language of “accountability” —...
In Washington, impeachment debates often orbit around constitutional phrases like “high crimes and misdemeanors.” In Manila, the battle lines have sharpened around something more...
When defense lawyers in an impeachment proceeding move early to attack the credibility of a key witness, the tactic is neither novel nor unexpected....
The battle over Vice President Sara Duterte’s bank records has become the latest front in a deepening political and legal confrontation—one that now extends...
Moments after US President Donald Trump and the Islamic Republic of Iran both agreed on a two-week ceasefire, global energy markets briefly calmed. Oil...
By any reasonable measure, the Philippines is drifting toward a transport crisis that is no longer cyclical, but structural. If the government refuses to...
By the standards of economic policymaking, the administration of Ferdinand Marcos Jr. is not doing nothing. It is, in fact, doing something very Filipino:...
