Editorial

As of last night, five Abu Sayyaf bandits, three soldiers and a policeman had died in heavy fighting in Bohol.

It’s bloodless, but President Duterte’s purge of his officials accused of corruption is proving to be brutal. On Monday last

Earthquake drills are now being conducted regularly, and even young children have an idea of personal safety measures in case

Will you die for your country? Not even the nice uniform could keep the question posed by President Duterte from

When the country is ranked seventh out of nine in Southeast Asia in a particular performance index, government officials should

What should we make of President Duterte’s decision to fire Interior Secretary Ismael Sueno? It is obviously a bold move—an

It can’t be helped but to compare the swift manner in which Rody acts on allegations of corruption on his

Administration officials should take time to visit Manila’s Baywalk one late evening. Along the sea wall and in every available

There appears to be some kind of national pride that President Rodrigo Duterte is leading the online poll of TIME

This is why drug-related killings are being described as state-sanctioned summary executions. Over the weekend, President Duterte said he not