#TOL VIEWS

<strong>The Black Nazarene</strong>

Arbitration is the way to settle

2023, a year of hope and renewal

The city of Baliwag

The 19th Congress

Stronger with the Philippine Navy

Japan, a friend closer than a brother

RCEP and arbitration

ROTC revival

Nuclear Energy Regulation

Diplomatic protests – who, what, why

Tourism post-pandemic

Shift to voluntary face mask

Recalibrated face-to-face classes

Local holidays

‘Go, grow, glow old’

<em>‘</em>Shear line’

<em>‘Viva Pit Señor!’</em>

Preparedness is halfway toward safety

VIP – very important passage

More than two weeks after MT Princess Empress’ descent, it’s still a race against time to contain the spillage in Oriental Mindoro. Each day the sunken vessel continues to leak oil underneath equates to life snuffed out of the sea. Threats to marine life and biodiversity continue to multiply the longer MT Princess Empress remains submerged. As the slick continues to creep to adjoining waters, now threatening to reach the treasured Verde Island Passage, we are confronted with the scarier reality that the heart of world biodiversity may die very soon if we fail to get our acts together now.

The right to vote – a human right

New PH-US relations

On the second booster

Semana Santa in the New Normal

Progressive expansion of F2F classes