Tag: international relations

Foreign policy must never be dictated by emotions

October 31, 2023 The Unpopular Opinion 9 Comments

Tensions are rising between the Philippines and China, as activities in the West Philippine Sea are continuously being monitored, not only by their respective governments, but also by various countries who have tactical and strategic interests in these waters. From the recent water cannon incident which harassed fellow Filipinos, to beating the Chinese national basketball…

History, Politics, The South

Should we really be worried about President Duterte’s conduct at international gatherings?

September 6, 2016September 6, 2016 FallenAngel 178 Comments

One could reasonably expect Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte to cause an uproar even before he gets on a plane. And he did; the issue, however, should be framed less around what he said about the United States and its president Barack Obama, as the source of uproar, and more around the people interpreting what he…

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