The Manila Times

84 articles in the Truth Foundry index. Each links out to the original.

• Trump Threatens Tribunal
• Philippines Corruption Cases Mirror Indonesia Anti-Graft Failures · Ongoing Philippine graft probes parallel Indonesia's customs bribery scandals involving top officials.
• Manila Times Newsletter Signup Form · Sign up for The Manila Times newsletters by providing an email address.
• BARMM Government Urged to Address Clan Feuds Ahead of September Elections · The Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao must confront rido clan violence that risks escalating during the September parliamentary elections.
• Philippines Senate Inquiry Proposed to Address Skyrocketing Electricity Bills · The Manila Times supports a Senate probe into rising electricity costs, citing regulatory failures and tax burdens.
• One-Size-Fits-All Digital Transformation Fails Without Local Context · Successful digital adoption requires adapting to local regulations, culture, and infrastructure rather than imposing global templates.
• California Advances Carbon Capture Despite Safety and Environmental Concerns · California regulators approved CO2 pipelines and a storage project, sparking fears of leaks and inadequate oversight.
• Bishop Belgica's Father Transformed from Notorious Juvenile Delinquent to Bishop · Bishop Grepor Belgica shares his father's journey from a notorious teenage hoodlum to a faithful servant of God.
• Digital Evidence Must Survive the Journey to Court · Expert warns that digital evidence requires rigorous forensic handling to remain admissible in court.
• Philippines Advocates Flexible Neutrality Amid US-Iran Tensions · A Filipino Muslim author urges the Philippines to prioritize stability and flexibility over alignment in global conflicts.
• Saudi Arabia and Houthis Edge Toward Renewed War Over Airport Strike · Saudi Arabia and Iran-backed Houthis face renewed conflict after Houthi missile strikes on Saudi infrastructure.
• US President Trump's Proposed Strait of Hormuz Blockade and Toll Deemed Piracy · Global condemnation follows US president Trump's proposal to blockade Iranian ports and levy a 20% toll on shipping through the Strait of Hormuz.
• China Showcases People-Centered AI Innovations at Beijing Expo · Beijing expo highlights AI-driven healthcare, robotics, and digital economy strategies prioritizing human needs.
• Philippines Remains Top Seafarer Supplier Amid Global Workforce Shortage · The Philippines supplies over 460,000 seafarers globally as demand for officers surges.
• Critics Accuse Philippine Authorities of Selective Justice in Senator Marcoleta Hospitalization · Critics argue Senator Rodante Marcoleta received special medical treatment compared to co-accused during his plunder arrest.
• Bishop Bagaforo Calls for National Renewal, Peace, and Moral Reform in Philippines · KIDAPAWAN Bishop urges God-centered national transformation amid corruption, mental health crisis, and Mindanao elections.
• Greek Economist Yanis Varoufakis Reflects on America's Lost Catharsis and Current Instability · Yanis Varoufakis argues America lost its capacity for self-reflection and catharsis, leading to current instability.
• Former India Water Chief Debunks Pakistan's Indus Basin Water Crisis Claims · Hydrological data refutes Pakistan's scarcity narrative, pointing to internal management failures instead.
• Marcos Regime Accelerates Impeachment of VP Duterte and Jails Pro-Duterte Senator · The Philippine Marcos administration is using simultaneous impeachment and criminal charges to neutralize Vice President Sara Duterte and her allies.
• Philippines UMIC Upgrade Called Hollow by Critics Amid Wealth Inequality · Critics argue the Philippines' upper-middle-income status is a mirage masking deep inequality and stagnant living standards.
• Alex Eala's Wimbledon Defeat Offers Filipinos a Lesson in Merit · Alex Eala's Wimbledon run ends, but her merit-based success offers Filipinos a contrast to their political landscape.
• Fed Keeps Rates Steady Under New Chairman Kevin Warsh Amid Political Pressure · The Federal Reserve unanimously held interest rates steady at 3.5-3.75% in its first meeting under new Chairman Kevin Warsh.
• Architect Argues 'It Takes a City' to Protect Children from School Violence · An architect and father argues that urban design and family structure, not just security, must solve school violence.
• Economics Nobel Laureate Proposes Public-Health Framework to Prevent Genetic Inequality · Daron Acemoglu argues germline editing must be a public health measure to avoid a genetically tiered society.
• Op-Ed: Marcos Regime Weaponizes Plunder Law Against Senator Marcoleta · Critics argue the Ombudsman's non-bailable plunder case against Senator Marcoleta is political lawfare targeting his anti-corruption stance.
• Philippine Senate Trial of Vice President: Balancing Constitutional Grounds with Public Opinion · Opinion piece argues Philippine senators must balance constitutional impeachment grounds with public opinion during the Vice President's trial.
• Philippines' Upper-Middle-Income Upgrade Masks Economic Erosion and Inequality · Philippines' World Bank upgrade reflects income averages, not inclusive development or manufacturing strength.
• Plastic Free July Movement Explores Individual Action and Systemic Barriers to Waste Reduction · Plastic Free July highlights individual choices and systemic failures in addressing plastic pollution globally.
• Philippines Faces Turmoil as President Travels Abroad Amid Protests and Impeachment Trial · President Marcos Jr. faces criticism for leaving the Philippines while the nation grapples with corruption scandals and VP Duterte's impeachment.
• Supreme Court Upholds Birthright Citizenship, Tightens Visa Scrutiny · US Supreme Court rules children of undocumented parents are citizens, prompting stricter visa scrutiny.