#Unwrapped: What went wrong with 2024 Spotify Wrapped?
Since its official debut in 2016, the annual Wrapped has been a marketing staple of the music firm Spotify, receiving a remarkable success peaking with 120 million users in 2023.
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EXPLAINER | Behind Bars for a Decade: Mary Jane Veloso’s Journey
Ivan Howard Sumauang Mary Jane Veloso’s saga began in 2010 when she sought better opportunities as a domestic worker abroad, only to find herself ensnared in a legal nightmare that
EXPLAINER | A nation divided: Marcos and Duterte battle on issues of governance
Fernan Carigma In the intricate realm of Philippine politics, alliances can be short-lived but influential. This is evident in the current alliance between President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. and Vice President
EXPLAINER | The Philippines at Frontlines: Climate change mitigation through policies and actions
Johnny Jr. Marquez Recently, the Philippines has been experiencing a handful of natural disasters, such as the peak of El Niño from November 2023 to January 2024 and the most
EXPLAINER | The consequence of inaction: grounds for Vice President impeachment
Anika Lorelle Uy and KC Lovely Since the latter part of September, Vice President Sara Duterte and head staff Zuleika Lopez, Lemuel Ortonio, Rosalynne Sanchez, Gina Acosta, Julieta Villadelrey, and
EXPLAINER | Collateral Murder: The political disputes of the Iranian-Israeli
Erin Devanadera Amid the legal turmoil surrounding the Israel and Palestinian borders, a broader political war begins to resurface under cumulative powers and persistent measures. The nuclear strike, initiated by
EXPLAINER | Supreme Court simplifies recognition of foreign divorce
Anika Lorelle T. Uy For Filipinos, marriage is seen as a lifelong commitment not only in the name of love, but in the eyes of the law. Since 1950, the
EXPLAINER | Language at the crossroads: Unpacking the Shift in Language Policy
Nitya Aku & Stela Marie Eve Militante The Mother Tongue-Based Multilingual Education (MTB-MLE) policy was approved by the Department of Education (DepEd) and various stakeholders under the administration of President
EXPLAINER | The Anti-Agricultural Economic Sabotage Act: A Response to Agricultural Issues
Cassandra Casticimo The Philippines has long been dealing with agricultural issues such as ineffective supply chains, smuggling, hoarding, and the manipulation of the price of commodities such as rice, sugar,
EXPLAINER | Rice without roots: How the Philippines Became the World’s Top Rice Importer
Marjuice Destinado From a nation that once thrived on its own rice fields, the Philippines now chokes on imported grains, earning the title of the world’s top rice importer. The
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