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- Sep 23, 2026
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Why younger Filipinos are warming to China despite maritime tensions (opens the original)
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A Pew survey shows 47 per cent of Filipinos aged 18 to 34 view China favourably, with some respondents also expressing confidence in its leadership Formento, 29, has worked as a cashier for about a year. She follows developments in the South China Sea through news reports shared on her social media feeds, including frequent confrontations between Philippine and Chinese forces in the disputed waters. While she found such incidents “disappointing”, she ultimately thought better of Beijing than Was
Why Philippines is betting on drones to boost maritime security (opens the original)
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Manila plans to use drones as force multipliers, but analysts warn building a credible deterrence network will require multi-year investment During a House appropriations committee hearing on the Department of National Defence’s proposed budget, Teodoro said the initiative would be funded through a proposed 50 billion-peso (US$810 million) allocation for military modernisation in 2027, a 25 per cent increase from this year’s budget. “We have to integrate the capabilities and have proper working
As US marks 75 years of defence pact with Philippines, can it stay the course? (opens the original)
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Despite increased drills between the two allies, there are concerns that Washington’s aversion to conflict could weaken its commitment While the allies are moving towards more frequent planning for maritime security cooperation and deterrence, there are still questions about Washington’s long-term commitment to the security of the Philippines and the broader region, according to analysts. At an annual meeting to strengthen security engagement in Manila on Friday, Admiral Samuel Paparo, commander
Philippines’ South China Sea education push blurs ‘teaching the truth’ lines (opens the original)
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The push by several Philippine lawmakers is to counter what they say are efforts to support pro-Beijing positions over the maritime row Congressmen in the House of Representatives introduced legislation on Thursday requiring the Department of Education and the Commission on Higher Education to develop standardised teaching materials on the disputed waterway, particularly regions Manila considers to be within its exclusive economic zone. The bill would require educational materials to be based on
Arrest of ‘fake Filipino’ sharpens concerns over security risks in key sectors (opens the original)
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The case of Maxipro president Lawrence Ke Sy underscores a shift in how Philippine authorities approach national security, analysts say Immigration authorities arrested Lawrence Ke Sy, president, largest incorporator and majority shareholder of Maxipro Development Corp., on June 27, although the arrest was only disclosed to the public on Monday. Maxipro is a contractor involved in projects for the National Grid Corp. of the Philippines (NGCP), the privately owned company responsible for operatin
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