If you’ve been following the global trade shakeup, the recent ASEAN-GCC-China Summit in Kuala Lumpur was hard to ignore. With leaders from Southeast Asia, the
Each year on May 28, Filipinos across the world pause to observe National Flag Day. It’s not just a ritual—it’s a moment to reflect on
On a recent visit to Jakarta, Chinese Premier Li Qiang admitted that Beijing is looking into new economic tools, including so-called “unconventional” measures. That’s not
It’s not every day you see someone with Filipino roots rise above Europe’s brightest stars. But that’s exactly what happened at the 2025 Eurovision Contest
In just the last few months, the Philippines has deepened its military ties with countries near and far—Germany, Japan, New Zealand, Canada, and of course,
The election results from the May 12, 2025 Philippine midterm polls are shaping up to be some of the most consequential in recent memory. With
The midterm elections underway in the Philippines this May 12, 2025, aren’t just routine. They come at a moment of political tension, social uncertainty, and
The Kashmir Conflict began in 1947, when British India was divided into two new nations—India and Pakistan. Both laid claim to Kashmir, a region with
A remote sandbar in the South China Sea—Sandy Cay—is once again at the center of a three-way maritime standoff involving China, the Philippines, and Vietnam.
Veteran journalist Juan “Johnny” Dayang was shot and killed at his home in Kalibo, Aklan, on April 29. He was 89. The gunman fired through
