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14/01/2019 | Inteligencia y Seguridad
Rewards And Risks In Philippines’ China Gambit – Analysis
Renewed ties between the Philippines and China are bearing fruit, but questions about the sustainability of this policy, especially after 2022, linger. Notwithstanding delays in agreed infrastructure projects, the upswing in relations spurred trade, tourism, investments and other functional areas of cooperation, including law enforcement. China can have a transformative impact on the Philippine economy. The challenge is ensuring such engagement does not diminish the country’s foreign policy independence and harm its interests in the West Philippine Sea. Manila is not alone in this dilemma: it is also debated in other Southeast Asian capitals. While good-neighbor relations are critical, a diversified trade and security portfolio remain effective cushions against coercive economic statecraft.
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22/10/2017 | Inteligencia y Seguridad
Philippine And ASEAN Perspectives On Korean Nuclear And Missile Crisis – Analysis
A succession of nuclear and missile tests and vocal response from its neighbors and the US put the spotlight back again on one of the world’s most enduring flashpoints, the Korean Peninsula.
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05/04/2015 | Frente Externo
ASEAN Connectivity and China’s ‘One Belt, One Road’
Could there be a convergence of interests between these two grand projects?
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29/03/2014 | Frente Externo
ASEAN-China Ties: Can Trade Buy Peace? – Analysis
Greater economic integration may reduce the chances of conflict or tensions between countries. Among capitalist peace theorists who held this view include Immanuel Kant who maintained that “the spirit of commerce… sooner or later takes hold of every nation, and is incompatible with war.”
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