China Philippines Boats collide in South China Sea

China Philippines Boats collide in South China Sea

In the contested waters of the South China Sea, tensions between the Philippines and China have reached a new height following a collision between a Philippine vessel and a Chinese coast guard ship. The incident occurred as Southeast Asian leaders gathered in Australia, where concerns about Beijing’s maritime aggression were in focus. The Philippines has…

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Arms Race How Asia Pacific is bracing for a war

Arms Race: How Asia Pacific is bracing for a war?

In the dynamic landscape of global geopolitics, the Asia-Pacific region stands as a focal point of strategic contention and military posturing. With China’s ascendance and North Korea’s nuclear ambitions, the region grapples with complex security challenges that reverberate across the international stage. Against this backdrop, the Asia-Pacific finds itself embroiled in an evolving arms race,…

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How Far the Philippines can Defend itself From China

How Far the Philippines can Defend itself From China

Introduction The Philippines, in partnership with the United States, recently conducted a joint air patrol aimed at safeguarding territorial boundaries and national interests. This action was prompted by accusations from Beijing, which criticized Manila for allegedly exacerbating tensions by engaging in exercises with “extraterritorial countries.” The Philippine military emphasized that the joint patrol aimed to…

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Philippines-U.S. Joint Air Patrol Enraged China

Philippines-U.S. Joint Air Patrol Enraged China

In a recent turn of events, China has strongly rebuked the Philippines for conducting joint air patrols with the United States in the disputed South China Sea. China’s Southern Theater Command accused Manila of collaborating with “extraterritorial countries,” labeling it as a move that stirs up trouble and heightens regional tensions. Despite China’s warnings, the…

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Why Maldives choose China and not India

Why Maldives choose China and not India?

Introduction India and Maldives share deep-rooted ethnic, linguistic, cultural, religious, and commercial ties that stretch back to ancient times. India’s early recognition of Maldives after its independence in 1965 marked the beginning of diplomatic relations between the two nations. India established its mission in Maldives at the level of CDA in 1972 and upgraded to…

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Why Japanese economy is failing

Why Japan is Failing Economically?

Introduction Japan is grappling with an unexpected economic downturn as it enters a recession, marked by two consecutive quarters of contraction. The final quarter of 2023 saw Japan’s gross domestic product (GDP) shrink by a more severe-than-anticipated 0.4%, following a 3.3% contraction in the previous quarter. This decline has resulted in Japan relinquishing its status…

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