ICC judges: Duterte is fit to stand trial
COMMENTARY: As the Duterte trial begins next month on November 30, his family and supporters will be assured of a court of law capable of unbiased and accessible justice.
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BACKGROUNDER: The Chinese companies in CALE88’s remittance records
Five Chinese companies highlighted during the Senate impeachment trial as remitters to CALE88 Foods Corp., the banana chip exporter in which Vice President Sara Duterte's husband, Manases Carpio, was a shareholder, reveal a striking contrast in corporate profiles.
How Sumilon’s reef grapples from damage
For 52 years, Sumilon has been protected. It should remain a vibrant marine ecosystem
How to destroy Antonio Trillanes – without succeeding
COMMENTARY: The attempts were all an onslaught to destroy Trillanes. All to no avail.First, there was the presidential attempt of Rodrigo, said to have been implemented by his Special Assistant to the President Bong Go, for a Trillanes assassination.
Truth, a casualty in Meta’s content monetization program
Meta's content monetization program rewards views and engagement even as AI-generated disinformation spreads, leaving truth to catch up after the money has already been earned.
Terror from the skies: Lessons for PH from Ukraine experience
The Office of Civil Defense should already begin looking into programs or dusting off existing ones that will map out a civil defense strategy in times of conflict as the rest of the DND takes on the other equally important task of modernizing the Philippine military.
Alegria fishers face uncertainty amid revival of oil operations
Plans to revive oil and gas operations in Alegria amid declining fish catch in the marine sanctuary would affect the community.
Duterte defense asks ICC to cut 62,130 evidence items to 10,000
Duterte’s lawyers: The defense has no ability to read this volume of evidence prior to trial.
From on the brink of death to freedom
Clutching a copy of the absolute pardon that President Ferdinand Marcos, Jr granted her, 41-year-old Mary Jane Veloso walked out of the Correctional Institution for Women in Mandaluyong City Friday to freedom in tears.
Martial Law and missed opportunities
COMMENTARY: Will PBBM be the national leader who will ultimately break this selfish and corrupt elite curse on Philippine governance? Probably not within his time since after all he is a beneficiary of the largesse his parents siphoned out from the country’s coffers.
