The monsoon, derived from the Arabic word mausim, meaning “season,” is a critical climatic phenomenon characterized by dramatic weather changes, including distinct wet and dry seasons....
From the Soviet Union’s vast geography repelling German forces during World War II to Israel’s control of the Golan Heights providing a defensive advantage, nations have...
Before ASEAN’s formation, Southeast Asia saw the establishment of the Southeast Asia Treaty Organization (SEATO) in 1954, a Western initiative aimed at containing communism that included...
As the Philippines confronts an increasingly uncertain world, its armed forces are undergoing a transformative overhaul to meet evolving security challenges. With breathtaking landscapes and a...
The South China Sea, a crucial maritime region, is once again at the center of international attention as tensions between the Philippines and China escalate. On...
Introduction In 1898, the aftermath of the Spanish-American War saw the Philippines ceded to the United States, sparking a complex relationship that began with colonial rule...
The question of whether the Philippines claim Sabah isn’t just an old history lesson—it’s a gripping tale of intrigue and high-stakes politics that has unfolded over...
During the Cold War, the United States and its NATO allies significantly upgraded air bases in West Germany, such as Ramstein Air Base, to counter the...
By selecting four new Enhanced Defense Cooperation Agreement (EDCA) locations in the Philippines, the United States has made a bold and controversial move that has ignited...
Japan’s recent strategic maneuvering in Southeast Asia, particularly its deepening defense ties with Vietnam and the Philippines, has stirred notable unease in Beijing. These developments represent...
