Manila And Beijing Should Crawl Out Of The Dangerous Pit And Not Slither Into Conflict In South China Sea – OpEd
Tensions in the South China Sea continue to boil. Mutual distrust is fueling a risky action-reaction dynamic. Both sides are
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Author: Lucio Blanco Pitlo III
Lucio Blanco Pitlo III is a Research Fellow at the Asia-Pacific Pathways to Progress Foundation. He was a lecturer at the Chinese Studies Program at the Ateneo de Manila University and the International Studies Department at the De La Salle University and contributing editor (Reviews) for the journal Asian Politics & Policy. He is also a member of the Board of Directors of the Philippine Association for Chinese Studies. He obtained his Master of Laws from Peking University and is presently pursuing his MA International Affairs at American University in Washington D.C.
Articles by Lucio Blanco Pitlo III :
Philippine Missile Crisis And Taiwan Contingency – Analysis
The indefinite deployment of a powerful U.S. weapon system in the northern Philippines and Beijing’s strong reaction to it has
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‘Gentleman’s Agreement’ In The South China Sea: Dispute Management Meets Domestic Politics – Analysis
The polemics over a so-called “gentleman’s agreement” between the Philippines and China to manage a bitter row over the South
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Small Island States Matter In Great Maritime Game – Analysis
The India-Maldives fracas highlights how shifts in small coastal states can have impact in a burgeoning maritime great game. The
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How History And Diplomacy Drive China’s Belt And Road As It Turns 10 – Analysis
In early October, Indonesia finally launched the Jakarta-Bandung High-Speed Railway (HSR), the first HSR in Southeast Asia. Dubbed “The Whoosh,”
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Marcos Stressed Economics To Keep China Engaged In Philippines’ Development Agenda – Analysis
In his second State of the Nation Address (SONA) Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. charted a firm focus on economics
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Philippines-US Bilateral Defense Guidelines: Updating An Alliance Does Not Displace Diplomacy – Analysis
In May, the Philippines and the United States issued new Bilateral Defense Guidelines. They were released on the third day of
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Iran-Saudi Arabia Detente Today, Russia-Ukraine Truce Tomorrow? – Analysis
China’s role in mediating peace between regional rivals Iran and Saudi Arabia may resonate in the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war. In
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AUKUS Warms Up The Taiwan Straits – Analysis
Australia, the United Kingdom, and the United States (AUKUS) laid out the sail plan for Canberra’s $368 billion, multiyear program to acquire
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Questions Raised As The US Expands Military Access In The Philippines – Analysis
Even the United States may have been surprised by how fast events unfolded in its former colony and oldest Asian
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