Japan’s Military Shift In PH: Rethinking What It Means

How does the current energy crisis and its impact reveal the true state of Filipino workers? Read more »

The Philippines’ water systems are facing growing strain as demand continues to rise, made even more urgent by the ongoing El Niño conditions affecting the country. With less rainfall and declining water levels in key sources, the limitations of existing infrastructure are becoming more evident. Read more »

The “Safer Cities” campaign in Metro Manila led to thousands of apprehensions for minor violations, raising questions about policing, urban poverty, and what real city safety means in the Philippines. Read more »

The proposed 4,000-hectare industrial hub in Luzon, developed under a US-led initiative to strengthen global supply chains for semiconductors, critical minerals, and advanced manufacturing, has been framed as a landmark step in Philippine–U.S. economic cooperation. Read more »

Water shortages in the Philippines are often felt at the household level, where low pressure and dry taps quickly spark frustration. But long before water reaches homes, a quieter and less visible crisis is already unfolding at its source. Read more »