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What Do Filipino Maoists Think of China Now?

What Do Filipino Maoists Think of China Now?

By Michael Beltran
There’s no love lost between Philippine communists and the Chinese Communist Party.
Philippine Military’s Worst Air Disaster Kills 50, Wounds 49

Philippine Military’s Worst Air Disaster Kills 50, Wounds 49

By Jim Gomez
The doomed Lockheed C-130 Hercules was one of two ex-U.S. Air Force aircraft recently handed over to the Philippines.

US Clears F-16 Sale to Philippines as South China Sea Tensions Brew

US Clears F-16 Sale to Philippines as South China Sea Tensions Brew

By Nick Aspinwall
Whether Manila can afford them is another question.

Philippine Democracy Scion, Ex-President Benigno Aquino Dies

Philippine Democracy Scion, Ex-President Benigno Aquino Dies

By Jim Gomez
The former Philippine president, in office from 2010 to 2016, was the heir to a family legacy of opposition to authoritarianism.

Loud and Proud: Resisting Authoritarianism in the Philippines

Loud and Proud: Resisting Authoritarianism in the Philippines

By Rosanna Langara
The country's LGBTQ+ community has mobilized to oppose the Duterte administration's authoritarian turn.
Asian Americans Lobby to Name Navy Ship for Filipino Sailor

Asian Americans Lobby to Name Navy Ship for Filipino Sailor

By Janie Har
The secretary of the Navy has final authority and discretion to name and rename ships.

Duterte Gives the Philippines a Choice: COVID-19 Jabs or Jail

Duterte Gives the Philippines a Choice: COVID-19 Jabs or Jail

By Sebastian Strangio
Duterte's threat speaks to the concerns that the country may fail to achieve the widespread coverage required to halt transmission of the virus.
Duterte Postpones Cancellation of US Defense Agreement, Again

Duterte Postpones Cancellation of US Defense Agreement, Again

By Sebastian Strangio
It seems increasingly likely that the Visiting Forces Agreement will survive Duterte's term in office.

ICC Prosecutor Requests Investigation Into Philippines Drug War Killings

ICC Prosecutor Requests Investigation Into Philippines Drug War Killings

By Sebastian Strangio
The court's officials can expect little cooperation from the Duterte administration.

A Long Road Ahead for the Philippine Economy

A Long Road Ahead for the Philippine Economy

By Nick Aspinwall
The World Bank slashed its growth projection for this year, indicating an economic recovery may take longer than expected.

Duterte’s Forgotten Federalism Agenda is Dead

Duterte’s Forgotten Federalism Agenda is Dead

By Mong Palatino
Duterte's promise to introduce a federal system joins a long list of unfulfilled campaign promises.
Police Killing Leads to Calls for Reform in the Philippines

Police Killing Leads to Calls for Reform in the Philippines

By Nick Aspinwall
An apparently drunk officer killed a 52-year-old mother, leading the country’s new police chief to order some police to wear body cameras.

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