The Philippines is among the most dangerous places in the world for environmental activists

A rare murder conviction in the Philippines reveals a ‘broken’ justice system

The return of Chinese tourists restores hope in the Philippines’ tourism industry

The dramatic jingles of election season in the Philippines

Campaign season in the Philippines ramps up 

Southeast Asia allies express concern over US commitment amid Afghanistan crisis

Prospects of a ceasefire offer hope to ending violence between Israel and Hamas

Filipinos hesitant about getting COVID jab after dengue fever vaccine debacle

Vaccine hesitancy: A nationwide challenge in the Philippines

COVID-19 and the limits of state power: Part I

The Philippines identified as the deadliest country for environmental activists

Duterte’s wild proposal: Changing the name of the Philippines

Does Duterte’s wrath against the Catholic Church have no limit?

Filipino fast-food Jollibee creates a buzz with its first store in Manhattan

‘You don’t know when they will come for us’: Marawi’s LBGTQ community says no safety in conservative city

No shame in sisig: Filipino chefs and scholars say they are overcoming a century of stereotypes

Duterte, rejecting talk of dictatorship, suggests he will step down early

US intelligence report: Philippines’ Duterte a threat to democracy

Teen ‘widows’ of Duterte’s drug war face a bleak economic future

How Filipino moms endure a maternity ward that’s like ‘a blaring supermarket deli counter’

Filipinos are outraged by the alleged killing of a transgender woman by a US Marine

Why is it so hard to find a good Filipino restaurant?

After Haiyan, Filipinos try to rebuild a cherished local link in the retail chain

Philippine President Aquino vows to take care of his people, but many are skeptical

In Palau, a glancing blow from Typhoon Haiyan prompts a glance toward climate change

Filipina jazz singer in Los Angeles feels helpless as her homeland tries to pick up the pieces

This is why getting aid to survivors of Typhoon Haiyan is so slow and difficult

Here’s the backstory on why the US has such close ties to the Philippines

The Philippines is bowed, but not broken after Typhoon Haiyan

Survivors describe the heartache left by Typhoon Haiyan

Young musical director mashes history with music to create entertaining show

New contraception law in the Philippines indicative of decline of Catholic Church influence

Jollibee fast food brings taste of Philippines to diaspora

Protecting Filipino workers everywhere

Filipino Domestic Workers Flee War in Syria, Return Home to No Work

New Contraception Law in the Philippines Shows Catholic Church’s Diminished Influence

Could Filipinos in Las Vegas Wield Political Power?

The Persistence of Blood Feuds in the Philippines

Philippines marks 25 years since Marcos

Philippine Mining Legacy

Elections in the Philippines: Imelda Marcos gains congressional seat

No justice yet for Philippines’ massacre

Geo answer

Weak dollar hurts Filipino poor