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     The Philippines – Special Report 2024

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2. www.reuters.com › investigates › special-reportHow the U.S. courted the Philippines to thwart China

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   Nov 29, 2023 · There is urgency to the U.S. charm offensive: America needs Manila squarely in its camp as tensions with China rise in the Asia-Pacific. The Philippines, Taiwan’s neighbor to the south, would be...

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   Oct 18, 2016 · MANILA – Philippines’ President Rodrigo Duterte ended a recent speech in Manila with a now-familiar claim: Two policemen were dying every day in his violent battle to rid the country of illegal...

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   Will peace in Mindanao remove a key domestic focus?

   • First, as the United States and the Philippines work to deepen cooperation on external security challenges, principally in the South China Sea, peace in Mindanao would remove a key domestic focus for the armed forces of the Philippines and free resources for other priorities.

   The Long Road to Peace in the Southern Philippines

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   Will Manila support a sustainable peace in Mindanao in 2022?

   • As the Philippines gears up for general elections in May 2022 that will see a term-limited Duterte cede power, there is an urgent need for Manila and the international community to support the most promising opportunity for a sustainable peace in Mindanao in decades, a hopeful development that has too often flown under the radar.

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   What are the problems with the Philippines' death investigation system?

   • Reuters’ reporting found widespread problems with the country’s death investigations and record keeping that predate Duterte’s administration. Sophia San Luis, a local attorney who has studied the Philippines’ process of investigating and registering deaths, said the system has long-standing vulnerabilities and poor standards.

   A pathologist, a priest and a hunt for justice in the Philippines

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   Why are there so many insurgencies in the Philippines?

   • This dynamic has spawned insurgencies, glimmers of hope for peaceful coexistence and repeated disappointment — all amid endemic violence and poverty. Philippines Navy Special Forces patrol a lake near the main battle area where Islamic State militants are holed up in Marawi, Philippines. September 15, 2017. (Jes Aznar/The New York Times)

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5. www.latimes.com › the-philippines-special-report-2024The Philippines – Special Report 2024 - Los Angeles Times

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   The Philippines – Special Report 2024. Local Development Through Foreign Investment. Following the lead of the Government’s Development Plan for the Philippines, the Department of Trade and...

6. gulfnews.com › special-reports › philippines-digitalPhilippines: Digital economy to hit $35 billion by 2025

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   Apr 20, 2024 · Manila: Despite slow internet, the Philippines's digital economy is expected to hit $35 billion in 2025 – up 45 per cent from $24 billion in 2023, continuing its remarkable climb, according to...

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   Mar 8, 2024 · Special Report. Philippines: 3 tycoons Ramon Ang, Sabin Aboitiz and Manny Pangilinan team up for $3.3b mega gas deal. What trend-setting power deal means for the Asian country's energy...

9. www.usip.org › publications › 2022The Long Road to Peace in the Southern Philippines

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   Jan 18, 2022 · First, as the United States and the Philippines work to deepen cooperation on external security challenges, principally in the South China Sea, peace in Mindanao would remove a key domestic focus for the armed forces of the Philippines and free resources for other priorities.