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Rappler Journalist Patricia Evangelista shares stories…
As a part of her tour across Canada, Rappler journalist and 2019 Marshall McLuhan Fellow Patricia Evangelista came…
Duterte and the South China Sea: A Carousel of…
However, despite the apparent warming of relations with China, it would appear that circumstances have prevented…
International Law is Failing the South China Sea
It is clear that international law so far has tried—and failed—to restrain Chinese advances in the South China Sea.…
Undersea Espionage: Who Owns Underwater Internet Cables?
Information is precious to us all, so we ought to take steps to protect it, whether it be from foreign government…
Review Radio: Democracy, Authoritarianism, and Duterte
On this special edition of Review's Radio, I spoke with Dr. Nicole Curato about the Philippines authoritarian turn…
Bangsamoro: Power Politics and Governance in Southern…
A war-torn populace left weary after half-a-century of conflict is on the cusp of change.
Beijing Looks South: Geopolitics in the South China Sea
The acquisition of territory has historically played a prominent role in the history of geopolitics and has been a…
Why Manila’s English-Speaking Bubble Needs to Pop
I've grown up speaking Filipino, and I don’t regret it. While my parents made sure that I became fluent in English,…
On Finding Yourself through DNA Testing
We all build an idea of what it means to be “me” through our roots.
A few days ago, Massachusetts Senator…
Typhoon Ompong: Lessons Finally Learned?
Typhoons are a consistent occurrence that devastates countries like the Philippines every year, yet government…
Review’s Radio: Discussing Wars on Drugs and the…
Almost five decades after Nixon infamously declared drug abuse as "public enemy number one" in the United States,…
A Decades-Old Storm: Professor Carolina G. Hernandez on…
With slowly intensifying conflicts brewing in the South China Sea, neighboring governments are constantly finding…