Tag: Politics
Philippine church leaders warn over US-military ties cut
The Philippines said the decision to terminate the Visiting Forces Agreement was a studied response to assaults on the country's sovereignty
SPOTLIGHT: Divide-and-conquer: China’s illiberal influence in Afghanistan
Dragging us back to the time of competing empires, in the nuclear age, is a recipe for disaster
Double-barrelled attack on Philippines’ press freedom
Filipino journalists say press freedom is currently 'under siege', but argue the truth will outlive those who stifle it
Philippine prosecutors clear four Catholic bishops of sedition charges
Bishop welcomed decision but expressed hope that the charges against the other accused, including two priests, will also be dismissed
Philippine media groups hit govt move to shut down TV network
A franchise has to be granted by govt for a television or radio network to operate in the country
Pro-poor missionaries draw unwanted attention from Philippine govt
If govt is really serious in inclusive development, then it should look to the Rural Missionaries of the Philippines and similar groups as partners
India’s divisive protests could help Modi’s party in election test
Ruling party projected to gain from 'polarization between Hindus and Muslims'
Philippine bishop warns against ‘political expediency’ amid virus scare
The Philippines reported a third confirmed case of coronavirus in the country on Feb. 5
Is Manila’s war on coronavirus ‘fake news’ aimed at dissent?
Many Filipinos have become adamant in demanding transparency from the govt on the details of coronavirus infection-related statistics
Shut out of WHO, Taiwan faces flight bans, update delays in...
Taiwan is denied membership of most international organizations including the WHO, a UN agency, due to the objections of China