They’ve lost sons, daughters, siblings—gunned down in alleyways or dragged from homes during Duterte’s brutal campaign. Now, the families of drug war victims are being
The Philippine government has pushed back after China detained three of its citizens, accusing them of being Filipino spies in China. Officials in Manila are
Just yesterday, we published an article explaining why the Philippines wasn’t expected to be directly affected by Trump’s new tariffs. At that time, most analysts—including
Today, April 2, U.S. President Donald Trump calls it “Liberation Day.” But it’s not about freeing people. It’s about tariffs. Trump’s tariff plan could shake
The latest military drill near Taiwan has added fuel to already simmering cross-strait tensions. Just as Taiwan prepares for a leadership transition in May, Beijing’s
The wave of online harassment in the Philippines has intensified since the arrest of former President Rodrigo Duterte. Instead of support, families of drug war
The Myanmar quake that struck near Mandalay on March 28 left more than 1,600 people dead and caused widespread devastation across central parts of the
At least 27 people are confirmed dead following the South Korea wildfire, one of the worst wildfire disasters in the country’s recent history. The fires
Big news for the Philippines’ tourism industry: the VAT refund for tourists is now a reality. On December 9, 2024, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. signed
The United States and the Philippines began large-scale joint military drills on March 24, 2025, involving around 5,000 troops from both countries. The exercises, known
