Trash Talk: Can Norway Help the Philippines Solve Its Waste Crisis?
As plastic pollution threatens Philippine waterways, Norway and the Philippines explore circular-economy solutions to reduce waste and drive sustainable change.
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Revolution to Ballot: Who Gets to Decide the Future of Bangsamoro Now?
The first Bangsamoro election marks a historic milestone but as political blocs negotiate power, questions of inclusion and the unfinished work of peace remain.
Nagoya opens the Asian Para Games with about 3,000 athletes from 45 countries and regions
Weeks after the Asian Games, Nagoya has handed its venues to roughly 3,000 para athletes. The Games began in Japan in 1975 under another name, and host Japan has entered about 280 competitors.
Florence Aguilar: A Voice Finds Its Moment Again
Once hailed as one of the brightest young voices in the 70s, Florence Aguilar returns for a rare performance, honoring the community that stood by her.
culture — turn it up.
Tokyo's Jazz Underground: The Hidden Clubs Keeping Bebop Alive
Beneath the neon-lit streets of Shinjuku and Shimokitazawa, a constellation of intimate jazz clubs preserves the spirit of bebop with a reverence you'll find nowhere else on earth.
Manila's Hidden Live Music Scene: The Venues Keeping Independent Music Alive
Behind the megamalls and concert arenas, a network of intimate venues is nurturing the next generation of Filipino musicians. We found them.
The Sound of the Filipino Diaspora: How Distance Is Making OPM Global
Filipino artists in Los Angeles, London, and Dubai are creating a new kind of music — rooted in the Philippines but shaped by everywhere else they've been.
culture — borrowed, mostly.
Revolution to Ballot: Who Gets to Decide the Future of Bangsamoro Now?
Nagoya opens the Asian Para Games with about 3,000 athletes from 45 countries and regions
Florence Aguilar: A Voice Finds Its Moment Again
Whose Security Counts? Beyond Politics in the West Philippine Sea
P-Beauty’s Glow Up
Inside No Entry
Pandesal, Politics, and a Forgotten Claim
We are loud where it matters and quiet where it counts. We print the thing you already said but didn't post.— from the wikamag manifesto · read it →
city — after dark, and before.
Pandesal, Politics, and a Forgotten Claim
Can the Philippines still claim Sabah? An analysis of history, diplomacy, and Princess Jacel Kiram's advocacy.
Policy Rift: Hontiveros and Aquino After the Tacloban Tragedy
Defining Honorablé: Trans Identity and the Philippine Campaign Trail
Notes From the Road, In a Year of War
A Home Woven From Hope
Fête de la Musique 2026: An Enduring Cultural Event Strengthening Arts and Community
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