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An emerging regional security architecture

An emerging regional security architecture By Manuel Mogato | Date 01-30-2024 MANILA — Tired of sending diplomatic protests to the Chinese foreign ministry every time Beijing violates the country’s sovereign rights in the West Philippine Sea, President Ferdinand Marcos had asked his diplomats and security officials to develop new concepts for dealing with maritime disputes… Continue reading An emerging regional security architecture

PAPER: China, United States and the Specter of War

Any serious challenge to the prevailing order of democratic peace in the world by China is bound to end up in a regional and then global conflict between adherents of liberal ideology and those of modern era feudalism.

MARITIME COOPERATION | Japan promises equipment transfer to boost Philippine maritime capabilities

Japan has revised its policy under its Constitution to allow Tokyo to export military hardware, including missiles, to interested countries.

A tale of two World War II vessels

A tale of two World War II vessels By Manuel Mogato | Date 01-01-2024 When Beijing reminded Manila to honor its promise to tow away a rusting naval transport vessel that ran aground on a shoal in the disputed South China Sea, Ferdinand Marcos Jr courageously said BRP Sierra Madre would remain on Ayungin Shoal.… Continue reading A tale of two World War II vessels

Butterfly effect: How rice tariffication bill affects everyone

DICT, Kaspersky renew commitment to develop cybersecurity in gov’t   By Anna Mogato | Date 01-01-2024 MANILA, Philippines – It will be like domino tiles falling one after the other. While the rice tarrification bill will directly affect the rice industry, other businesses which make use of byproducts from rice will inevitably also feel its… Continue reading Butterfly effect: How rice tariffication bill affects everyone

DICT, Kaspersky renew commitment to develop cybersecurity in gov’t

Butterfly effect: How rice tariffication bill affects everyone By Anna Gabriela A. Mogato | Date 01-01-2024 The Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT) and global cybersecurity firm Kaspersky Lab signed another memorandum of understanding (MOU) to improve cybersecurity in the public sector. In a statement made late Monday, Kaspersky said that the MOU, which… Continue reading DICT, Kaspersky renew commitment to develop cybersecurity in gov’t