Other leaders of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations [Asean) may well learn from how Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim is navigating the dangerous waters of regional and global competition between the United States and China.




 Anwar Ibrahim shows the way

Marami ang napangiti, may ilan ding napailing nang banggitin ni Pangulong Ferdinand Marcos Jr. sa kanyang State of the Nation Address (SONA) ang plano ng Pilipinas na palawakin ang programa sa kalawakan sa pakikipagtulungan sa South Korea.


Ang Space Agency ay Hindi Pantasya Kundi Pamumuhunan sa Kinabukasan

When I was a teenager, I learned about a set of ideas that helped people live better lives. This group is called Initiatives of Change, formerly called Moral Rearmament Movement (MRA) founded by Frank Buchman, and it teaches something special called the “Four Absolutes.” The four ideas are absolute honesty, absolute love, absolute unselfishness, and absolute purity. Even though they sound like big words, they are really simple ways to choose kindness and do what is right.

Schools Don’t Need More Violence - They Need Truth

Lest we forget, despite the hullabaloo that Information Technology and Artificial Intelligence are the way of the future, we still have to eat. Food is a basic need.

Agriculture as a Casualty of the War on Poverty

Filipinos have a saying for someone who arrives after the fight is over: "huli na, mali pa" — too late, and still gotten wrong. That describes our Supreme Court's habit with urgent petitions. The deeper irony: the Court exists precisely to weigh both facts and law, with the Constitution supreme among all laws — yet its own chronic delay raises a troubling question of whether the institution sworn to uphold that Constitution is, in practice, eroding it.

The Supreme Court: Eroding the Constitution It Is Sworn to Uphold

Why does religion become part of a crime story when the suspect is a Muslim, but stay irrelevant when he is not? This is not a demand that Muslims be spared scrutiny — it is a demand for one standard of journalism: fair, consistent, and free of religious bias.


Crime, Creed, and the Colonial Echo:  A Warning on Religious Labels in Philippine Journalism

In the 21st century, my advocacy, which I call "Kamalayan," focuses on transforming the lives of individuals in various dimensions - personal, social, racial, national, international, and universal. My aim is to prepare humanity for a significant shift in consciousness, guiding us towards becoming a galactic civilization. This vision is like a caterpillar transforming into a butterfly; it represents a profound change in how we perceive ourselves and our place in the universe.


Stop Living Small: Kamalayan and the Coming Consciousness Shift

A steel plant with Chinese investments and is productively and peacefully doing business inside an economic zone that is under the supervision of the Department of National Defense )DND) would sooner or later be the focus of Defense Secretary Gibo Teodoro`s spiteful ire.

Tit for tat:  China can play the game, too

There`s both an interesting and concerning item in the Police Blotter of the Tagoloan Municipal Police Station in Tagoloan, Misamis Oriental.


US inspectors in our midst

Ombudsman Jesus Crispin Remulla declares Davao the “epicenter” of the flood-control scam, then almost in the same breath, admits he is having difficulty obtaining evidence because people supposedly refuse to talk.


Evidence first, conclusions later?

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