The Department of Education (DepEd) originally scheduled a nationwide simultaneous school safety drill but postponed it to ...

In another demonstration that the most powerful country on Earth has become an archenemy of international law, the United ...

My last article this year in this column talked about turning crises into opportunities. Let’s further pursue that perspective as we face not one crisis, but three at once. Early this month, the ...

The sun may be shining, but storm clouds loom on the horizon, necessitating that we prepare thoroughly for what lies ahead by ...

When United States Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced last week that the US was imposing sanctions against the president and a senior lawyer of the International Criminal Court (ICC), he had ...

The recent assertions by some Chinese scholars that Batanes is part of Taiwan and, therefore, belongs to China should not be dismissed as merely an eccentric academic theory. Nor should they be ...

From Ryszard Kapuściński’s book “Shah of Shahs,” about the last shah of Iran, which came out in 1982: “History knows two ...

In a bid to establish the Philippines as a vital player in the global value chain linked to the transition to a low-carbon ...

August is Family Planning Month. This year, the observance comes at an interesting point, as the latest National Demographic and Health Survey puts the country’s total fertility rate at 1.7.

Last week, as monsoons bore down, I taught my Creativity and Problem Awareness classes online. The course begins with ...

We’re familiar with the stories of queer people who are closeted and those who are out, those with little to no support and ...