TFCN Opinion
Europe’s Burning Cities: How Local Crises Turned Into Urban Rage
Waves of unrest, looting and property destruction have hit European cities. Though portrayed as one uprising, the incidents reflect local socioeconomic crises exploited by opportunists and extremist g... ...more
TFCN Global Desk
October 26, 2026•3 min read
Obiena, Eala, Yulo at the Asian Games: More Than One Golden Spotlight
At the 20th Asian Games, Alex Eala may be one of the Philippines’ biggest names, but she is far from being the only athlete carrying the country’s hopes. ...more
TFCN Global Desk
September 30, 2026•2 min read
Learning Under Fire: How Global Digital Extremism and Easy Firearm Access Brought School Shootings to the Philippines
THE NEW SCHOOLYARD THREAT How a spate of campus shootings is forcing the Philippines to confront global copycat culture, firearm access, and a digital crisis. ...more
Philippines ,TFCN Global Desk
August 18, 2026•3 min read
SHINING LIWANAG ON YOUR RIGHTS | “Walang Will, Walang Winner: Kapag Mana ang Naging Mitsa ng Away- Pamilya”
Isang tiyahing walang asawa at anak ang pumanaw sa Barcelona—walang iniwang habilin. Ang nag-alaga ang gustong umangkin, ang ibang kamag-anak ay kumokontra. Sino ba talaga ang may karapatan? ...more
By: Atty. Erick Liwanag
June 25, 2026•3 min read
After Starmer: a Burnham government, and what it means for Filipino migrants and women in Britain
On Monday, Keir Starmer stood outside Downing Street and resigned as leader of the Labour Party. By that afternoon Andy Burnham, who only days earlier had won back a seat in Parliament, had been sworn... ...more
By Crystal Dias, Solicitor
June 25, 2026•8 min read
The Boy from Calamba: How a Lakeside Childhood Forged José Rizal
Long before he became the intellectual figurehead of a revolution, José Rizal was simply "Pepe"—a frail, unusually quiet boy growing up in the lakeside town of Calamba, Laguna. ...more
TFCN Global Desk
June 19, 2026•3 min read
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