The Philippines has once again voiced its concerns over the situation in the West Philippine Sea during the latest round of negotiations aimed at finalizing the ASEAN-China Code of Conduct (COC) in the South China Sea. The talks in Manila from April 9 to 11 brought together representatives from ASEAN member states and China to…
In the ongoing debate over voter ID laws, in the United States, is one of the most troubling arguments from the Left is the implication that certain groups, particularly minorities, are somehow less capable of obtaining identification than others. Whether intentional or not, this notion perpetuates a deeply patronizing and, frankly, offensive stereotype. Voter ID…
The United States has deployed its Navy-Marine Expeditionary Ship Interdiction System (NMESIS) to the Philippines for the annual Balikatan joint military exercises, marking a significant milestone in defense collaboration between the two nations. This advanced anti-ship missile system is set to play a pivotal role in the exercises, which will commence on April 21 and…
Friday, Philam Global was hacked, resulting in the loss of 50% of our published articles disappearing from our server. This also resulted in the site going down for almost 2 days due to our database being unreachable. Thanks to our IT personnel, we are back up and running and will continue where we left off.
U.S. tariffs have emerged as a decisive policy tool aimed at reshaping international trade dynamics and revitalizing the nation’s industrial base. These measures, while controversial in nature, have made significant strides in achieving their intended objectives—bringing an unprecedented number of countries, including China, to the negotiating table to discuss equitable trade practices, and fostering a…
