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Episode 2 is about Teofilo Garcia of Abra — PHOTO FROM ABS-CBN.COM/ Episode 3 is about Eduardo Mutuc — PHOTO FROM ABS-CBN.COM/ Episode 4 features Lang Dulay — PHOTO FROM ABS-CBN.COM/ THE LIVES and struggles of Filipino culture bearers are the focus of the 10 th season of the documentary series Dayaw. With the 10 th season theme “Salinlahi: Legacies for a Changed World,” this time the show will cover the stories of the Gawad sa Manlilikha ng Bayan (GAMABA) awardees, and the students and protégés they are mentoring to continue indigenous Filipino traditions. A p...

The bad was bad policy, but that was a choice that only Seoul could make. Successive U.S. presidents and Congresses claimed the Republic of Korea to be a close ally. Candidate Joe Biden made improving alliances a key plank in his campaign. Yet Washington has never treated the ROK as a full partner. That remains the case today. Rep. Chris Smith (R-NJ) announced that he intends to hold a hearing in March on South Korean legislation that bans leafletting into North Korea. A member of the GOP minority in the House, Smith no longer can direct committee action. However, he still co-chairs the Tom ...

Could Tony Blinken Start a Crisis with North Korea? Tony Blinken should eschew maximalist demands, more sanctions, and excessive delay, which would greatly reduce the chance of reaching an agreement with North Korea. The end result could be a policy train wreck at the administration’s start. President Joe Biden was not yet sworn in when his choice for secretary of state, Tony Blinken, threatened to create a crisis on the Korean peninsula. The latter said he was “reviewing options,” no harm there, regarding a “hard problem that has plagued administration after administration,” whic...

The Divergent Trajectories of the Global Migration and Refugee Compacts: Implementation amid Crisis Format At Their Second Anniversary, the Global Compacts on Refugees and Migration Appear to Be on Separate and Increasingly Diverging Tracks WASHINGTON — Two years after the adoption of the Global Compact on Refugees (GCR) and the Global Compact for Safe, Orderly and Regular Migration (GCM) at the UN General Assembly, the global landscape in which these instruments are being implemented has shifted dramatically. The COVID-19 pandemic has brought acute disruptions to global mobility; increased...