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PHILIPPINE PERSPECTIVES ON TIANANMEN, 1990

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Introduction, Contributors and Table of Contents The Democratization Movement In China: A Preliminary Assessment Theresa Chong Cariño China After Tiananmen Aileen San Pablo-Baviera The Spring Of Discontent: An Eyewitness Account Lily Rose R. Tope Beijing... The Other View Mario I. Miclat Some Questions, Some Answers About The Chinese Struggle Reprinted [...]

PHILIPPINE PERSPECTIVES ON TIANANMEN, 1990PACS2021-08-17T03:20:48+00:00

Symposium on Philippines-China Relations: Building Opportunities in Times of Crisis

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Symposium on Philippines-China Relations: Building Opportunities in Times of Crisis

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Symposium on Philippines-China Relations: Building Opportunities in Times of CrisisPACS2017-03-29T06:53:03+00:00

National Conference on the Ethnic Chinese as Filipinos (Special Focus on Mindanao)

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National Conference on the Ethnic Chinese as Filipinos (Special Focus on Mindanao)

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National Conference on the Ethnic Chinese as Filipinos (Special Focus on Mindanao)PACS2017-03-31T03:53:47+00:00

Forum on Exploring New Directions of Philippines-China Relations

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Forum on Exploring New Directions of Philippines-China Relations

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Forum on Exploring New Directions of Philippines-China RelationsPACS2017-03-31T03:54:00+00:00

Roundtable Discussion on The Rise of China and Its Effects on East and the Philippines

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Roundtable Discussion on The Rise of China and Its Effects on East and the Philippines

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Roundtable Discussion on The Rise of China and Its Effects on East and the PhilippinesPACS2017-03-31T03:55:03+00:00

Lecture on Asian American Studies in the United States with Prof. Peter Kwong

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Lecture on Asian American Studies in the United States with Prof. Peter KwongPACS2017-03-29T06:57:43+00:00

Roundtable Discussion on the Rise of China and Its Impact on Immigrant Chinese Communities: Comparing Experiences in the US and the Philippines

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Roundtable Discussion on the Rise of China and Its Impact on Immigrant Chinese Communities: Comparing Experiences in the US and the PhilippinesPACS2019-07-22T07:40:06+00:00

Roundtable Discussion on Philippines-China Relations with Ambassador Liu Jianchao and Mr. Washington Sycip

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Roundtable Discussion on Philippines-China Relations with Ambassador Liu Jianchao and Mr. Washington SycipPACS2019-07-22T07:40:48+00:00

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No map. No smartphones. Just two motorbikes and some basic Japanese. These are the rules American game streamer Ludwig Ahgren and his buddy Michael Reeves have imposed on themselves as they embarked on a journey to traverse Japan on motorbikes.
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Wanted world leaders cast a wary eye on the Hague as Duterte languishes in ICC custody April 5, 2025
The dramatic arrest of the Philippines’ controversial former president this month sent shock waves through much of the world – and cast a renewed spotlight on the other leaders wanted by the International Criminal Court (ICC).
Jessie Yeung
Blackwater founder Erik Prince joins security operation in Ecuador April 5, 2025
Prince said in a video posted by Ecuador’s Defense Ministry that he was in the country “providing the law enforcement and the military the tools and the tactics to effectively combat the narco-gangs,” during Saturday’s operation.
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Canada warns travelers that US border agents could search electronic devices April 5, 2025
The revised travel advisory urges Canadians to “expect scrutiny” when crossing the border and warns that refusing to comply involves risks including device seizure, travel delays, or the denial of entry for non-US citizens.
Mohammed Tawfeeq
Video showing final moments of Gaza emergency workers casts doubt on Israeli account of killings April 5, 2025
A video has emerged showing the final moments of more than a dozen Palestinian emergency workers shot dead by Israeli troops in Gaza last month, casting doubt on Israeli claims that soldiers opened fire on vehicles “advancing suspiciously.”
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