Politics

A new global survey reveals overwhelming support in the Philippines for taxing fossil fuel companies, with 89 percent saying revenues should go to victims of floods, droughts, and storms

First filed in 2013, Sotto’s measure returns as inflation bites, but the DOLE has already warned that it may only worsen unemployment

After months of softening the language on Gaza’s hunger crisis, western media outlets are now naming famine and Israeli occupation as journalists die in record numbers

The ethics committee chairmanship demands a willingness to confront colleagues, but so far, the former actor has only worked to protect the interests of his peers in the Senate

The killing of a Maranao farmer in an alleged “fake encounter” with the military in Mindoro has renewed concerns over the safety of indigenous and rural communities in the country