Many perceive the current Senate hearings as an opportunity for real change, but as so many politicians and functionaries are being implicated in corruption, will there be enough “honest” ones left at the end to enact the needed revisions to government in the country, both at the national and local levels?
FloodGate: A Double-Edged Sword for Philippine Economy? Read Post »
Vivencio “Vince” Bringas Dizon has been the golden boy of Philippine politics for nearly 25 years, wearing various special government
The Rise of Vince Dizon and “Grupo Reformista” Read Post »
Reacting to street protests staged against rampant government corruption and the sudden resignation of the lower house Speaker, some within Philippine politics have begun whispering rumors of an impending military coup, a’ la Thailand or Cambodia. This brief analysis takes a ground floor look at the potential of such occurring in the near future.
Assessing the Likelihood of a Military Coup in the Philippines Read Post »
An editorial message: Ano Sabi Mo, Pilipino? Filipinos are clamoring for crooked politicians to be thrown into prison with their flood project contractors and have engaged in mass street protests, but is it enough to induce real change in the country’s political landscape?
Quid Dicis, Pilipino? Read Post »
What would a Sara Duterte presidency in 2028 look like after her father’s ICC arrest? This scenario explores a volatile pivot away from the West toward China, with profound diplomatic and military consequences for the U.S. and Europe.
The potential extradition of Apollo Quiboloy tests US-Philippine relations, balancing justice, political sensitivities, and regional diplomacy. Will this move strengthen the alliance—or provoke lasting backlash?
