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Conflict: The History of the World

The scale and brutality of warfare intensified as technology made weapons increasingly lethal through the centuries. Times may have changed but the ‘might is right’ law of the jungle among peoples is still the same reality that we see today in the world. 

Philippines: Political jockeying and violence before the 2025 elections in BARMM

As global security developments unfold, it has become increasingly clear in no uncertain terms that the world is now divided between the reigning liberal order led by the United States and a revisionist authoritarian order led by China and Russia.

A pawn in the Big Powers chess game?

Some say the Philippines may become a pawn in the dangerous chess game between the United States and China.

Treason

Duterte may have committed an act of treason. If he was still in power, the “gentleman’s agreement” was a gross violation of the Constitution, an impeachable offense.

SOUTHEAST ASIA ROUNDUP | April 8, 2024

All you need to know about the latest updates in diplomacy, security and geopolitics in the Philippines and the Asia-Pacific.

SOUTHEAST ASIA ROUNDUP | March 11, 2024

All you need to know about the latest updates in diplomacy, security and geopolitics in the Philippines and the Asia-Pacific.

No change in US Indo-Pacific policy if Trump wins in November – O’Brien

The Philippines has been playing catch up with major Southeast Asia countries to modernize its military.

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SOUTHEAST ASIA ROUNDUP | March 8, 2024

All you need to know about the latest updates in diplomacy, security and geopolitics in the Philippines and the Asia-Pacific.

Marcos Jr.’s “Goldilocks Challenge” against China’s intrusions

Philippine resolve in Ayungin Shoal and other disputed waters can potentially hurt China, especially if it results in a formidable, robust response from the US and her regional allies.

Insights from Washington | DC politics upend US security priorities, raise doubts among allies

With another funding deadline looming, the perception of a dysfunctional Washington is deepening doubts among America’s allies, especially those on the “frontlines,” about whether they can continue to rely on her promises.