PACS WEBINAR: Philippines-China Relations During COVID-19
By Theresa Cariño* The Philippine Association for Chinese Studies and the Philippine Studies Center of Jinan University co-hosted a webinar on “Philippines-China Relations During COVID-19” on Monday, July 27th, 2020, 9.00 A.M. – 12.00 P.M. [...]
Will China revisit South China Sea policy as Washington reaches out to Asean?
by Lucio Blanco Pitlo III/ Originally Posted at SCMP/16 July 2020 US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo’s statement on Washington’s opposition to Beijing’s expansive claims in the South China Sea goes beyond its traditional assertions [...]
Remarks by H.E. JOSE SANTIAGO L. STA. ROMANA on the occasion of the webinar (China-Philippines Relations During COVID-19)
Remarks by H.E. JOSE SANTIAGO L. STA. ROMANA, Philippine Ambassador to China, on the occasion of the webinar organized by the Philippine Association for Chinese Studies and the Jinan University Center for Philippine Studies with [...]
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PACS successfully co-hosts a webinar on “The Role of Traditional Medicine and Acupuncture in Prevention and Control of COVID 19” with NGOs in China and the Philippines GalleryPACS successfully co-hosts a webinar on “The Role of Traditional Medicine and Acupuncture in Prevention and Control of COVID 19” with NGOs in China and the Philippines
PACS successfully co-hosts a webinar on “The Role of Traditional Medicine and Acupuncture in Prevention and Control of COVID 19” with NGOs in China and the Philippines
The Philippine Association for Chinese Studies (PACS) in cooperation with the Amity Foundation, KAISA, the Philippine Acupuncture Academy Inc. and the Philippines-China Friendship Association successfully co-organized a webinar on May 29th, 2020 on the theme [...]
In China-U.S. showdown, Beijing’s steely propagandist sharpens her attack
By Eva Dou / Washington Post May 21, 2020 at 2:15 PM EDT Turn on the TV any evening in China, and you’re likely to see a grim, razor-tongued woman letting fly at the Trump administration.The [...]
Are Beijing’s bold moves in the South China Sea mere opportunism amid Covid-19 or the new normal?
by Lucio Pitlo, III / SCMP / May 7, 2020 Late last month, China’s creation of two new administrative districts and naming of 80 geographic features in the South China Sea created new wrinkles in [...]
Philippines-China Cooperation In South China Sea During Pandemic
By Rommel C. Banlaoi*/ Eurasia Review/ May 12, 2020 Amidst the COVID-19 pandemic, the Philippines filed diplomatic protests on April 22, 2020 against China for including parts of the Kalayaan Island Group (KIG) in the [...]
Philippines-China relations under the Covid-19 pandemic
by Rommel Banlaoi, Ph.D. at Manila Times, May 3, 2020 When the Philippine government declared quarantine measures to deal with the coronavirus pandemic, China immediately offered its assistance and unwaveringly expressed its willingness to cooperate [...]
Publications
THE CHINESE STUDIES JOURNAL VOLUME 15
Tina S. Clemente, 2021
PHILIPPINES-CHINA RELATIONS AT 45
During the Covid-19 Pandemic: New Discoveries, Recent Developments, and Continuing Concerns
Rommel Banlaoi, 2021
PERSPECTIVES ON CHINA AND THE CHINESE THROUGH THE YEARS: A Retrospective Collection, 1992-2013
Tina S. Clemente, 2020
