How did Vietnam overtake the Philippines?
By Andrew James Masigan (Photo Courtesy: https://vietnaminsider.vn/) Alas, Vietnam, a backwater communist country just 40 years ago, has overtaken us in terms
Rice tariff law endangers Philippine food security
(Photo Courtesy: www.sunstar.com.ph) The urgent necessity to review and amend the Rice Tariffication Law (RTL) is now a matter of national
Understanding the simmering US-China rivalry in the South China Seas
China's new missiles and its ranges By Victor N. Corpuz First of 2 parts: Assassin’s Mace US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo recently
United Arab Emirates, Israel agree to normalize relations
THE Trump administration’s penchant for hyperbole is again evident in the sobriquet it has given to the agreement it brokered
A call for public debate on Coconut export ban
This file photo downloaded from a public website shows the pitiful state of the country's coconut workers now. By Manny Pinol
In Memoriam † Archbishop Oscar Cruz
By Manuel L. Morató It is with deep sadness to know that my good friend, Bishop Cruz had passed away. He was
AFP and NPA can unite to defend Philippine sovereignty
Lt. Gen. Antonio Parlade Jr, NTF-ELCAC and Jose Maria Sison By Jose Maria Sison (Chief Political Consultant, National Democratic Front) It is
Ressa, Coronel, and Gascon concocted false ‘27,000 killed’ number in anti-drug war
President Duterte. By Rigoberto D. Tiglao Rappler CEO Maria Ressa (left) and the author, Rigoberto Tiglao. (Photo courtesy by The Manila Star) IT
‘One country, 2 systems’ no loophole to push separatism in Hong Kong
On midnight of July 1, 1997, the United Kingdom turned over to the People’s Republic of China its rule
Primer on our homegrown terrorists
By Lt. Gen. Antonio Parlade Jr. (NTF-ELCAC) “Arf!” “arf!” Look who's barking? For fifty-one years the Communist Party of the Philippines