While millions of Filipinos celebrated the birth of their saviour Jesus of Nazareth this week, in the hinterlands of the provinces thousands of their
Author: Louie Encabo
A closer look at the United Nations Global Compact on Migration
It was only fitting that an eventful political year would culminate in vitriol that has swept many people on social media. The latest storm
The double standards in Duterte’s War on Religion
Aside from the drug cartels, another group that has found itself in the cross-hairs of President Rodrigo Duterte’s vitriol is the Roman Catholic Church.
Improving healthcare is strongly reflected in NZ First’s track-record
The age-old adage tells us that “health is wealth”, emphasizing not just the importance of one’s own health but the well-being of society also.
A beacon of hope in a hopeless Congress
As it is called the House of Representatives, you would expect its members to represent the people who elected them to the office. Sadly,
A glimpse of 2019
Similar to the Christmas season, election campaigns also begin prematurely in the Philippines. There are still six months to go before the May 2019
The curious case of Prof. Anne-Marie Brady
When your professional career is premised on confronting the geopolitical ambitions of a military superpower, which boasts a sophisticated global intelligence network that is
With the Wally Haumaha controversy cleared, National loses a smokescreen to hide their infighting
As rogue Botany MP Jami-Lee Ross torched his own National Party with revelations of corruption, the attack dogs from the main Opposition party fended
Why the Pike River Mine recovery is so important
After eight years, the families of the 29 miners trapped inside the Pike River Mine will finally find closure as the Hon. Andrew Little –
Migrant Filipino builders to Government: “We want longer visas, equal pay and an end to exploitation”
The influential Irish-American labour union organizer Mother Jones once declared: “the rough hands which create the wealth of the world should be allowed to