How China lost Philippine

How China Lost the Philippines?

A Blow to China’s Belt and Road Initiative by the Philippines The Philippines’ latest decision to terminate significant Belt and Road Initiative, infrastructure projects underscores a substantial transformation in its relationship with China and this signifies a decline in China’s influence in the region. This abrupt shift marks a departure from the previous era of…

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The Philippines Defense Strategy in the Face of Chinese Threats

The Philippines’ Defense Strategy in the Face of Chinese Threats

Introduction In the context of deterring a potential Chinese attack, the Philippines has emerged as a significant regional player in 2023, as it claims the 32nd spot among 145 nations in the Global Firepower Index. Strengthening its defense posture, the Philippines has forged bilateral defense agreements with key nations, solidifying its position as a formidable…

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How Are the Philippines' Potential for Growth Restricted by Infrastructure Issues

How Are the Philippines’ Potential for Growth Restricted by Infrastructure Issues?

In the heart of Southeast Asia, the Philippines balances the promise of robust economic growth, driven by a youthful and educated workforce, with pressing infrastructure challenges. With an annual expansion rate exceeding 7%, the nation beckons foreign investors to participate in its digital economy, electronics manufacturing, and renewable energy sectors. Yet, an infrastructure deficit of…

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The US and Philippines send warship alerts to the disputed South China Seaz after China installs a floating barrier

In October, Manila will host a yearly joint military exercise with the US. The exercises are set to take place at the beginning of October at Luzon. Lt. Ielto, the spokesperson for the Philippine military, informed the press. The exercises will encompass the core principles of anti-submarine, anti-surface, anti-air, and electronic warfare. Naval fleets from…

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