EXPLAINER | Why divorce is a right, not a threat?
Jamayka Rhose Pascual In the Philippines, divorce remains illegal, making it the only country aside from the Vatican where married couples have no legal right to end their union permanently.
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EXPLAINER | Forging Maritime Security Ties with the PH-Japan RAA
Jea Nicole Jacot China’s rising aggression in the West Philippine Sea stirs urgency to roll out an immediate and comprehensive approach in dealing with maritime security concerns. However, as the
EXPLAINER | How the state failed the Filipino workforce
Marjuice Destinado Ranked among the world’s worst for 9 years, the Philippines leaves over 9 million Filipinos either unemployed or trapped in unstable, poorly protected jobs. Photo Courtesy of STAR/Reuters/AP/Piston. Despite
EXPLAINER | Reading between the man-ual’s lines
Bernadette Soriano June sits awkwardly at the intersection of two commemorations: Men’s Mental Health Awareness Month, and, midmonth, Father’s Day—a convergence that appears poetic on the surface, yet tragic upon
EXPLAINER | Why the world has its eyes on Greta Thunberg’s Gaza voyage
Marjuice Destinado While world leaders talk in circles and fund both sides, a lone ship with no weapons and a 22-year-old activist dares to cross the red line into Gaza.
IMPEACH PERFECT: Looking back to look ahead
Bernadette Soriano The word “impeachment” carries juridical solemnity. Yet in the Philippines, it has unfailingly functioned as both a legal instrument and a political display. As calls to impeach Vice
BINONDO: Where the past walks in changing present
Jamayka Rhose Pascual In a city composed of glass towers and trend-driven modernity, Binondo stands defiantly textured against erasure. It is not just the world’s oldest Chinatown–it is a living
EXPLAINER | Changing the Guard in ‘Vote-Rich’ Cebu
Jea Nicole Jacot Undisputed in its rank as the most vote-rich province in the Philippines, Cebu has long been treated as a fortune teller for national elections. Politicians would go
HIV as an Archive Virus: reframing Its impact on the body and society
Bernadette Soriano HIV—human immunodeficiency virus—can be understood not only as a biological invader but also as an eraser of memory. At its core, HIV targets CD4+ T-cells, the immune system’s
EXPLAINER | We’re not just a spectrum, we’re a constellation
Bernadette Soriano Pride Month returns, accompanied by familiar metaphors: sexuality as spectrum, gender as gradient, identity as liminal blur. Comforting, comprehensible — lines drawn with infinite in-betweens. Even fluid lines
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