Bobby Tuazon News Today

We honor this literary journalist, this unbroken warrior, this fatigued servant, this angry citizen. Here is a man who did his damndest best with his gifts, bountiful and luminescent, the likes of which we may not see again in a long time.

The Philippines’ abstention from a UN resolution calling for an aid truce in Gaza has sparked a protest near the Israeli embassy in Manila and led to clashes with the police.

MANILA: A former faculty regent of the University of the Philippines (UP) said that China will never go to war with the United States since the US has been known to be the world’s super military power.

China should increase its economic cooperation with the Philippines to make up for what the US lacks in terms of bilateral ties with the country as the Marcos administration started shifting its foreign policy toward the Western giant, an analyst said Wednesday. Professor Bobby Tuazon, Director f

Amid fears of a return to dictatorship, will the Philippines’ new president wield the Anti-Terror Law to its most devastating ends? 

Philippine President Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Jr. has outlined a series of ambitious plans in his first State of the Nation Address (SONA). However

Uncertainty and cynicism loom over the Philippine economy amid Marcos’ win.

The books I read in 2020 1. Cosmopolitanism: Ethics in a World of Strangers by Kwame Anthony Appiah. Thoughtful exposition on universality, differences, cultural patrimony, saving children, changing of perception through affinity with others. 2. Snows of Yesteryear: A Family in War and a Sentimental Education by Elmer A. Ordóñez. Life of an academic, activist, a scholar recollecting the context of the choices and commitments he made from World War II to the anti-Marcos dictatorship. 3. The...