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48th anniversary of Martial Law declaration

Robredo on 48th anniversary of Martial Law declaration: Atrocities undeniable

Margret Fermin - September 21, 2020

After more than a century, Spanish warship arrives in Manila

CNN names Vigan City as one of Asia’s most beautiful towns

Talks with an Indigenous Sorcerer

Journals from an indigenous Philippine sorcerer: Part one

‘No spitting of momma’: The betel nut chewers of the Philippine provinces

Baguio City — A gift from America to the Philippines that...

Timothy Walker - November 8, 2014

Filipino American featured on memorial for disabled servicemen and women

Timothy Walker - November 3, 2014

The Filipino headhunters of Coney Island – a tribe locked In...

Timothy Walker - October 27, 2014

Lina Flor: A pioneer of the radio age in the Philippines

Timothy Walker - October 26, 2014

On this day, October 23, 1857: Philippine artist Juan Luna is...

Timothy Walker - October 23, 2014

The ruins of Talisay Mansion: A lasting memorial to the power...

Timothy Walker - October 17, 2014

On this day – October 1, 1975: Thrilla in Manila electrified...

Timothy Walker - October 2, 2014

Fabulously valuable fine art collection confiscated from the Marcos family

Timothy Walker - September 30, 2014

11 things you might not know about Senator Miriam Defensor Santiago

Timothy Walker - September 11, 2014

Eight facts you might not know about the Philippine flag

Timothy Walker - September 8, 2014

Today in history: Laurel-Langley Agreement signed by US and Philippines

Timothy Walker - September 5, 2014

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