Russia’s prospective submarine sale to the Philippines would sideline the US Navy and therefore lay the basis for making Moscow, and not Washington, Manilla’s long-term military partner in this regard.
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What Would Happen if Duterte Implemented A “Revolutionary Government”?
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A New Romeo And A Jealous Lover?: Philippine-Indian Attitudes Towards Russia
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(Please read Part I, Part II, Part III, and Part IV prior to this article) The research up until this point has focused on the regional geopolitics of the ASEAN region, establishing a solid foundation for the reader to acquaint themselves with its general dynamics. It also delivered insight into […]
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