
Storm in a teacup
Bongbong Marcos dismissed his vice president as “unimportant” and described her latest explosive outbursts as a “storm in a teacup.”
Bongbong Marcos dismissed his vice president as “unimportant” and described her latest explosive outbursts as a “storm in a teacup.”
They can start uncovering things with Paul Gutierrez’s sudden curiosity about Guban’s conditions. It can open a Pandora’s box.
Senators have proposed to push back to 2026 the parliamentary elections in the volatile Muslim provinces to amend the law creating the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (BARMM).
Manila does not need an ally that cannot be relied on and changes its mind depending on its interests.
Should the Philippines be concerned about these foreign policy changes?
Tokyo wanted countries in the region to cooperate and ensure economic self-sufficiency and end European and American dominance and influence from the Communist Soviet Union.