U.S. Naval Base RE-OPEN BY 2026 for Philippine: The $1.5B Agila Shipyard Transforming Philippine Military Modernization What happens when a port the world once walked away from suddenly becomes the most talked-about industrial comeback story in Southeast Asia? That question sits at the heart of the latest headlines coming out of Subic Bay. In a…
Subic Bay Returns to the Geopolitical Spotlight: Strategic Crossroads of US–China Rivalry in the Indo‑Pacific What happens when a place the world once walked away from quietly becomes indispensable again? Three decades after the last U.S. warship sailed out, Subic Bay is no longer a footnote of Cold War history. It is back, this time…
In 1992, the last American warship left Subic Bay, marking the end of an era. Filipinos celebrated the departure, believing they had reclaimed their sovereignty. But little did they know that three decades later, the ghosts of the past would return, not in the form of American warships, but in the shadows of a rising…
