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Philippines

Politics of hope: Cynicism is not a strategy
Academia 2 weeks ago

Politics of hope: Cynicism is not a strategy

In a departure from the past politics of cynicism, Filipinos need one based on hope that comes with concrete policies to address genuine problems in building our nation.
The Philippines inherits an ASEAN in turmoil
Academia 3 weeks ago

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The Philippines inherits an ASEAN in turmoil

ASEAN will now need to make decisions about its future purpose and whether it will seek to restore the established order or strike out in a new direction. 
President Xi can define a new era of greatness through restraint
Academia 1 month ago

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President Xi can define a new era of greatness through restraint

China should demonstrate strength through endurance and patience, playing the long game, otherwise, aggressive dynamics can backfire.
Anti-Semitic terrorism
Editorial 2 months ago

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Anti-Semitic terrorism

The Bondi Beach attack is a warning that Jewish around the world are becoming vulnerable with the rise of antisemitism.
China says Philippines distorted facts about incident near disputed atoll
Asia & Pacific 2 months ago

China says Philippines distorted facts about incident near disputed atoll

The Philippine coastguard said over the weekend that three Filipino fishermen were injured and two fishing vessels damaged when Chinese coastguard ships cut their anchor lines and fired water cannon near the Sabina Shoal on Friday, actions the Philippine defense secretary denounced as "dangerous" and "inhumane".
Managing transitions: Philippines to Bangladesh
Academia 2 months ago

Managing transitions: Philippines to Bangladesh

Like development models, protest movements are not portable. Conditions that make them plausible or even necessary in one society may be absent in another.
Outrage alone won’t save the Philippines
Academia 2 months ago

Outrage alone won’t save the Philippines

Democracies move slowly; but when paired with civic education, vigilance and public participation, their institutions stand a better chance of surviving and renewing themselves.
The oust Marcos plot: Big bombs, no blast
Academia 2 months ago

The oust Marcos plot: Big bombs, no blast

The oust-Marcos plotters misread the lay of the land if they expected a massive migration of support for VP Sara.
Marcos Jr.’s battle for political survival
Academia 3 months ago

Marcos Jr.’s battle for political survival

Many who fought the Marcos dictatorship with fierce resolve – people who once swore to resist every Marcos who came to power – are not joining those who want Marcos Jr. removed.
Philippine death toll tops 140 as typhoon heads towards Vietnam
Asia & Pacific 3 months ago

Philippine death toll tops 140 as typhoon heads towards Vietnam

Typhoon Kalmaegi has killed at least 142 people and left another 127 missing after unleashing devastating flooding across the central Philippines, official figures showed Thursday, as the storm headed towards Vietnam.
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