The greatest tragedy of the Philippine nation may not be its poverty, its corruption, or even its perpetual political crises. Its greatest tragedy is the ruling elite's stubborn refusal to recognize that the institutions governing the Republic are no longer merely dysfunctional — they are approaching systemic failure.

GENEVA, Switzerland — Angkas founder and CEO Angeline Tham joined global leaders and digital economy advocates at the 16th United Nations Conference on Trade...

Sarah Discaya has drawn criticism following her recent visit to the Department of Justice (DOJ), where she was seen making a heart hand sign...

The Independent Commission for Infrastructure (ICI) has decided not to open its ongoing hearings to the public, a move that has stirred debate over...

Philippines Protests China’s Plan to Turn Scarborough Shoal Into Nature Reserve The Philippine government has strongly condemned China’s decision to establish a national nature reserve...

Motorcycle Deaths Surge in Philippines, Lawmakers Urged to Act on Safety Reforms Motorcycle-related deaths in the Philippines are rising sharply, with government data showing the...

Sinimulan na ang pagbalangkas ng budget para sa taong 2026. Para sa taong ito, nag-imbita ang mga mambabatas ng mga pribadong sektor at NGO para...

DILG Refutes Claims That Torre's Ouster Was Linked to Opposition to Police Armament The Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG) has firmly dismissed...

PCAB Emphatically Declares Contractor Licenses “Not for Sale” Amid Irregularity Allegations In light of emerging concerns over possible improprieties, the Philippine Contractors Accreditation Board (PCAB)...

BIR begins Lifestyle Audit of Contractors Flaunting Lavish Assets, Eyes Government Officials Next The Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) has started lifestyle audits on contractors...