Destructive politics
As it goes, the country’s political landscape is marred by the pursuit of power and personal gain, overshadowing genuine efforts to address the nation’s pressing issues. This culture of excessive politicking, where leaders prioritize...
Faking public service
Far too many politicians nowadays have mastered the art of disguising their actions as public service while secretly maneuvering to secure their place in the political arena. They champion causes, appear at charity events,...
Political uncertainties
As the next national elections draw near, the political landscape is already starting to shift dramatically. President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr., whose first term has been marked by a mix of public skepticism and...
Sustainability, not dependency
The saying “Don’t give me a fish; teach me how and where to fish” perfectly encapsulates the deeper issues surrounding patronage, where people in authority dole out cash and goods to secure votes. This...
Dubious support
Amid the growing tensions between China and the Philippines, particularly in the West Philippine Sea, reliance on the United States as our primary military ally is risky for us. While the Mutual Defense Treaty...
Approach with caution
The rapid rise of electric vehicle (EV) production worldwide signals a significant shift in the automotive industry, which could spell trouble for gasoline-powered vehicles, especially in countries like the Philippines where most car owners...