Mong Palatino

Since taking office in July, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has undertaken eight trips abroad, with a ninth to come next month.

In December, the staple vegetable was selling for more than the cost of chicken and beef.

The start of 2023 should have been triumphant for President Marcos. Instead, domestic and international attention was monopolized by the chaos unfolding at the country's airports.

The planned Maharlika Investment Fund has attracted controversy, with critics claiming that it is unnecessary and is open to abuse.

The retired foreign correspondent, who has lived in China since 1971, has vowed to build trust with Beijing, while standing up for Philippine interests.

The recent expulsion by the president's party of Executive Secretary Vic Rodriguez has highlighted the shambolic state of affairs within the administration.

Justice Secretary Jesus Crispin Remulla denied the claims that the country is plagued by a "culture of impunity."

The administration of President Marcos has said and done nothing substantial to address the country's human rights crisis.

So far, the reasons that the new leader has offered have been vague and at times incoherent.

As expected, the Philippines' new leader has done little to reverse his predecessor's dire track record on free speech.

Is the daughter of the former president gearing up for her own presidential run in 2028?

A judge who dismissed a government petition to designate the country's communist insurgency a terrorist group has in turn been accused of communist sympathies.