Digital Nomads in the Philippines are no longer a novelty. As remote work settles into a post-pandemic “new normal,” the country has emerged as a
The Marcos impeachment effort did not collapse in dramatic fashion. It simply stopped. In early February 2026, impeachment complaints filed against President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.
The debate over the West Philippine Sea has crossed a critical line. What once appeared to be technical disagreements over maritime zones now points to
A new impeachment case has been filed against Vice President Sara Duterte, reviving allegations that refused to disappear even after the Supreme Court shut down
For a long time, Filipino consumers heard the same message over and over: imported meant better, and cheaper usually meant smarter. Chinese goods filled local
Talks on a regional code of conduct for the South China Sea are again being framed as “moving forward” in 2026, but the gap between
The elections in Myanmar are being sold by the generals as a reset button. In reality, they look more like a pressure valve: a tightly
A Chinese rocket over Palawan and the renewed presence of Chinese vessels near Bajo de Masinloc this week have added to concerns about how pressure
After months of procedural wrangling, the witnesses in Duterte’s trial have moved to the center of proceedings at the International Criminal Court, marking the clearest
China’s support for authoritarian regimes is becoming harder to dismiss as crises unfold from Latin America to the Middle East. Behind Beijing’s language of sovereignty
