In the Philippines, a court has issued an arrest warrant for sitting Vice President Sara Duterte on charges of grave threats against President Ferdinand Marcos, bringing a months-long political rupture between two of the country's most powerful dynasties into the realm of criminal justice. What began as policy disagreement and public rivalry has now crossed a threshold rarely seen in democratic governance — the legal apparatus turned toward a sitting second-in-command. Whether this moment reflects the rule of law asserting itself or bending to political will, it confronts the Philippines with
Philippine court issues arrest warrant for VP Duterte over threats to President Marcos
Crime & Justice