The Xi-Trump September summit may have stabilized momentarily their countries’ relationship. But it does not make the Philippine situation any better. The room of competition is big only for the two powers but small for a country like the Philippines to wriggle its way from the main contenders.

Bobby M. Tuazon Iran is a battlefront curated by the US and Israel for regime change and for the control of its oil industry. A hypothetical defeat of Iran will make it expedient for the US to attack China, marginalize Russia, and rejuvenate its dying hegemonic interests. This scenario, however, is without empirical basis given the decline of the American empire and the accelerated rise of China while pushing the fragile US-centric unipolar world off the cliff in favor of a

CenPEG Press Statement Manila, Philippines – U.S. President Donald Trump’s recent statement threatening to shut down the US Agency for...

US DEPLOYS LETHAL WEAPONS AS TRUMP 2.0 PROMISES TO HIT CHINA WITH BIGGER TARIFFS At home, politics continues to writhe from ever-widening...

By: Bobby M. Tuazon - @inquirerdotnet Philippine Daily Inquirer / 05:20 AM November 23, 2017 Is superpower America losing its grip on...