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Wolves in sheep’s clothing

Significant to both the cases of the Philippines and Israel, the terrorist fronts exploit the democratic space to raise funds. The government’s problem with the National Democratic Front, which is the front organization of the Communist Party of the Philippines that represents various pseudo-rights organizations affiliated with the terrorist group, …

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Dragon will spur prosperity

Things will be better in 2024, PSE president and CEO Ramon Monzon said, as he cited reforms that will be instituted to further perk up trading. Economic indicators for next year are diverging for the Philippines and most of the rising Asian tigers and the rest of the world, including …

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5th columnists in our midst

As for the hired pens, they should consider the nation’s future instead of exchanging them for 30 pieces of silver. Where national interest is involved, Filipinos should come together and resist China’s seduction. Senator JV Ejercito has made it clear that certain individuals are on Beijing’s payroll to influence Filipinos’ …

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Time to move past breakups, setbacks in 2023

If we were to encapsulate the year 2023 using a pop culture reference, it would be considered a year of breakups — long-standing relationships among popular celebrity couples came to an end. These splits not only shook the entertainment industry but also resonated in our society, prompting discussions about the …

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Loose lips sink ships

China’s evasion of resolving the territorial issue through international law reveals its duplicity, unworthy of an emerging superpower. Making outrageous accusations about the worsening confrontations in the West Philippine Sea, considered the region’s tinderbox, has recently been the focus of Chinese megaphones. One of the many outlets of the Communist …

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A glimpse into 2024

“Persistent issues such as poverty, corruption, and infrastructure gaps require sustained efforts and innovative solutions. As we stride into the New Year, the Philippines, like it or not, stands at a crossroads shaped by a confluence of domestic and global factors. What can we expect in political, economic, social, and …

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