Baby Boomers would remember ATOM in Philippine history as the August Twenty-One Movement, but this piece is not about that, though it is also about...

You might have noticed of late that my columns have taken a rather foreign affairs flavor. I’ve written about our relations with China, Russia, Sweden,...

I missed paying tribute to fathers last week, but it is never too late nor too seldom to honor your father or, perhaps, those who...

Every Filipino knows that Philippine Independence Day is celebrated every twelfth of June to commemorate the Declaration of Independence from Spain on June 12, 1898,...

People in the know would recognize the title from a James Bond film, the second-ever in the series, released in 1964 and starring Sean Connery....

In grade school, we learned that the three most prominent ethnic groups that dwelled in Pre-Hispanic Philippines were the Negritos, the Indons, and the Malays....

This is the day that we pause from the daily grind to honor those who, well, do the daily grind – our labor force –...

And, in this case, I’d like to refer to President Joseph Ejercito Estrada, whom I had the honor and pleasure to serve as Press Secretary...

It is rather difficult to discuss something about China without touching on the sensitive chords of geopolitics that is prevalent nowadays. But let us, for...

Mention bridges and the Flora Purim hit song from the 70s comes to mind. Or the actors Lloyd, Jeff, and Beau. Or the Oscar-winning “Bridge...