Should Taiwan Expose Beijing’s Airspace and EEZ Violations — Like the Philippines Does in the South China Sea

Should Taiwan Expose Beijing’s Airspace and EEZ Violations — Like the Philippines Does in the South China Sea?

Taiwan now stands at a decisive moment as Chinese pressure reaches historic highs across its skies and seas, raising a fundamental question with enormous strategic consequences: should Taipei expose Beijing’s airspace and EEZ violations the way the Philippines exposes coercion in the South China Sea? Chinese military activity has surged at a scale the world…

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Can Japan and the Philippines Really Deter China

Can Japan and the Philippines Really Deter China?

For the first time in modern Asian geopolitics, Japan and the Philippines, two U.S. allies with very different histories and defense traditions, have entered a legally binding military pact that allows their troops, ships, and aircraft to operate on each other’s soil. It is a dramatic evolution, something almost unthinkable a decade ago, yet it…

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Why the U.S. Wants Taiwan to Fund Philippines EDCA Military Bases

Why the U.S. Wants Taiwan to Fund Philippines EDCA Military Bases?

Have you ever wondered who really shapes the future of the Indo-Pacific? Is it armies? Is it alliances? Or is it the quiet deals happening behind the scenes — the ones that never make the front page? Well, here’s a question that would have sounded impossible just a few years ago: Why would Taiwan —…

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Can South Korea, Japan, and Philippines Deter a Chinese Invasion of Taiwan

Can South Korea, Japan, and Philippines Deter a Chinese Invasion of Taiwan?

What if China tried to cut off Taiwan’s sea lanes tomorrow—or even launched a full-scale invasion? Could Japan, South Korea, and the Philippines realistically stop Beijing, or would they be dragged into a high-stakes showdown with global consequences? The Taiwan Strait has become a powder keg: China is rapidly modernizing its navy, missile forces, and…

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U.S. Marines Deploy Drone Unit to the Philippines for South China Sea Patrolsz

U.S. Marines Deploy Drone Unit to the Philippines for South China Sea Patrols

Why are U.S. hunter-killer drones now patrolling Philippine skies over the South China Sea? The answer lies in a region where every shadow fleet, militia swarm, and risky maneuver is being watched and where tensions between Manila and Beijing are escalating faster than ever. The temporary deployment of MQ-9A Reaper drones to the Philippines isn’t…

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Philippines Launches Massive Anti-Invasion Drills in Northern Luzon and South China Sea

Philippines Launches Massive Anti-Invasion Drills in Northern Luzon and South China Sea

Philippine Military to Hold Anti-invasion Drills in Northern Luzon, South China Sea What does it mean for a small archipelago to prepare for a great-power conflict? The Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) is asking itself that very question as it steps into a new era of deterrence and readiness. Once focused almost entirely on…

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Philippines Teams Up With East Timor Against China in the South China Sea

Philippines Teams Up With East Timor Against China in the South China Sea

Philippines Teams Up With East Timor Against China in South China Sea? Is Southeast Asia witnessing the quiet birth of a new maritime alliance, one that could subtly redraw the strategic lines of the South China Sea? On October 26, 2025, East Timor (Timor-Leste) was formally admitted as the 11th member of ASEAN, a milestone…

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Philippine Marines Get Powerful BrahMos Missiles to Counter CHINA's Aggression

Philippine Marines Get Powerful BrahMos Missiles to Counter CHINA’s Aggression

Philippine Marine Corps Unveils First BrahMos Anti-Ship Missile Battery On November 7, 2025, the Philippine Marine Corps (PMC) officially unveiled its first BrahMos supersonic anti-ship missile battery, a milestone that marks one of the most significant advancements in the country’s modern military history. The introduction of this system represents not only a technological leap but…

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Philippines Seeks to Formalize ‘The Squad’ to Counter China’s Power in the South China Sea!

Philippines Seeks to Formalize ‘The Squad’ to Counter China’s Power in the South China Sea!

Philippines seeking to formalise the ‘Squad’ alliance with its partners For decades, the Philippines’ security architecture rested almost entirely on its alliance with the United States, anchored by the 1951 Mutual Defense Treaty (MDT) and sustained through the Visiting Forces Agreement (VFA) and Enhanced Defense Cooperation Agreement (EDCA). Yet, under President Ferdinand Marcos Jr., Manila…

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