When the three branches of government — the executive, legislative, and judiciary — disagree over their roles, we are often warned about a looming constitutional crisis. The Constitution, everyone ...

The story is told about a preacher who, while explaining death and resurrection during a funeral Mass, pointed to the coffin and remarked: “What we have here before us is only the shell—the nut is ...

The landmark Advisory Opinion on Climate Change by the International Court of Justice (ICJ) made it clear: Countries must comply with their climate obligations or face responsibility for ...

I recently witnessed one of the scariest times of my life. My best friend spent her only day off with me, trying to breathe from all the pressure of her job, her responsibilities, and the ...

Last Monday, since an appointment prevented me from viewing President Marcos’ State of the Nation Address, I had my secretary download it, and found its 22 pages studded with the audience’s ...

Digital this, digital that. Digital, or so it seems, have our lives become. As technology goes, so do we. Or must we? Just ended with a Mass in the Eternal City was the gathering for the Jubilee for ...

Yesterday, July 31, the feast of St. Ignatius Loyola, I read up for a column on Jesuits in Philippine history. Founded in ...

Islamabad—As news of Sana Yousaf’s murder by a man she had rejected spread, many noticed disturbing comments among condolences on social media. “Laugh now. You’ll answer later,” one ...

The Philippines is rapidly emerging as one of Southeast Asia’s most promising destinations for data center investment. According to a report from the US International Trade Administration, it is ...

Phnom Penh–The simmering border dispute between Thailand and Cambodia has plunged into its deepest crisis in years, revealing a potent mix of unresolved historical grievances, asymmetric economic ...