How One Man’s Fight For Survival Shaped Asia’s Largest Dialysis Network

Asia’s largest dialysis network began with one man’s fight to survive and grew into a mission shaped by human need.

Cathay Land Taps COREnergy To Boost Energy Efficiency Across Developments

Cathay Land’s partnership with COREnergy highlights how real estate developments can make energy efficiency part of long-term growth.

Nestlé PH Partners With Robinsons Supermarket To Launch Reverse Vending Machines For Sachets

Nestlé Philippines and Robinsons Supermarket turn plastic recovery into a more accessible habit through reverse vending machines for sachets.

Reputation Now Sits At The Leadership Table

Reputation is no longer built by words alone, but through consistent decisions, responsible governance, and leadership behavior over time.
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Power Play

Year-End Reckoning: The Republic In Recoil

As 2025 closes, Philippine politics is defined less by reforms than by exposure, with President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. losing credibility while Vice President Sara Duterte gains strength as a symbol of public frustration.

When Brands Cross The Line At Christmas

The muted discomfort around Jollibee’s Christmas presence on Viber underscores a simple truth in digital marketing even trusted brands must earn their place in private spaces.

The Anti-Dynasty Law That Protects Dynasties

HB 6771 raises a critical question whether this is truly an anti-dynasty reform or a law crafted to ensure political dynasties endure.

How Civil Society, Business, And The Public Can Force Reforms Through

Only a united, sustained push from citizens, civil society, and business can force Congress to act on reforms that threaten entrenched political power.

The Bills That Will Break Congress: Why Marcos’ Reforms Face Certain Sabotage

Four reform bills now pit a presidency’s promise of change against Congress’s impulse to preserve power.

The Four Bills That Could Break The System Or Break The President

Four sweeping reform bills now test whether a weakened presidency is pursuing real political change or merely performing survival.

The Five-Hundred Peso Noche Buena: A Government That Cannot Read Its People

A ₱500 Noche Buena may be framed as guidance, but the backlash reveals deeper concerns about dignity, hardship, and a government struggling to read the public’s economic reality.

Did The ICC Ruling Crack Sara’s Political Future?

The ICC ruling against Rodrigo Duterte dismantles the illusion of Sara Duterte’s political insulation, casting her not as a bystander but as an active factor in a global reckoning over justice, power and accountability.

Outsourced Democracy: When A Nation Loses Faith In Its Own Leaders

Flirting with a “caretaker government” reflects not stability but a deeper loss of faith in democracy itself.

Lead Or Lose The Republic

Amid mounting scandals and fading trust, the country now needs the President to lead decisively before the crisis engulfs the Republic.