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?
What if the Philippines had been retained as a US Territory? This alternate history imagines the country under continued American stewardship, resulting in far better political stability, much less corruption, and economic equitability that would allow all ships to float atop a rising tide. The Fork in History’s Road In
What if the United States hadn’t defeated Japan in World War II? This counterfactual deep-dive explores an alternate 2025 Philippines under prolonged Japanese control
China’s emerging “Rat People” youth movement and plummeting birth rates threaten to derail President Xi Jinping’s economic and geopolitical ambitions.
From reinstating the jury system to economic liberalization and population reform, here are 10 bold proposals to fix the Philippines’ governance, economy, and justice system. 1. Bring back the Jury System The Philippines employed a jury system during the American Commonwealth period, but it was discontinued due to a limited,
A critical look at the BBC’s growing anti-American tone, its political leanings after Trump’s return, and how editorial changes at the network reflect broader media bias concerns.
