Title:
A toxic relationship
Author:
Richard J. Heydarian
Source:
APPS Policy Forum
Date:
August 2015
Description:
- One side has compared the other to Nazi Germany, while the other has called them ‘troublemakers’. Is there any hope of repairing the relationship between China and the Philippines?
Information Archive on Philippine Foreign Policy
Title:
What’s behind Beijing’s drive to control the South china Sea?
Author:
Howard French
Source:
The Guardian
Date:
July 28, 2015
Description:
- China’s startling attempt to assert control over vast waters has alarmed nearby countries and escalated tensions with the US. Howard W French reports from Hainan, the island at the heart of Xi Jinping’s expansionist ambitions
Title:
Ambassador Zhao Jianhua Meets the Philippine Media
Author:
AUTHOR
Source:
Embassy of the P.R. China
Date:
July 21, 2015
Description:
- On June 5th 2015, H.E. Zhao Jianhua, Ambassador of the People's Republic of China to the Republic of the Philippines invited Philippine media to his residence, briefed them on China-Philippines relations, and answered questions on South China Sea, freedom of navigation and regional security issues.
Title:
Xue Li: How China Views the South China Sea Arbitration Case
Author:
Xue Li
Source:
The Diplomat
Date:
July 14, 2015
Description:
- The Hague finished hearing the Philippines’ oral arguments this week, but as China refuses to participate in the arbitration, the December position paper remains the clearest outline of China’s stance on the case. What are the highlights and features of the document? What was the effect of publicly releasing this document? And what will China’s next step be?
Title:
Collateral benefit and damage
Author:
Malcolm Cook
Source:
APPS Policy Forum
Date:
July 2015
Description:
- The ruling in the case between China and the Philippines over competing claims in the South China Sea will strain relations between Manila and Beijing, but it’ll also impact Vietnam, Taiwan, Indonesia and Malaysia, as well as threatening ASEAN unity.
Title:
Foreign Trade Statistics of the Philippines
Author:
AUTHOR
Source:
Philippine Statistics Authority
Date:
July 2015
Description:
- The Philippines’ export sales totaled $5.127 billion in August 2015, a 6.3 percent decrease from $5.471 billion recorded value in August of 2014.
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Title:
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Chinese-Filipino Community's Dilemma: The Philippines, China, and the South China Sea Disputes
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Author:
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Richard Javad Heydrian
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Source:
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Huffington Post
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Date:
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June 26, 2015
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Description:
- At its very core, the Philippines is an idea, representing a pluralistic land with hospitable people, who have always welcomed persecuted people from around the world. It is an all-embracing society that has been open to peoples from around the world.
Title:
An Analysis of the Evolving ASEAN-China Trade Linkages
Authors:
Ronald U. Mendoza, Kevin C. Chua , Monica M. Melchor
Source:
RSN-PCC WORKING PAPER 15-002
Date:
May 2015
Description:
- Whether China is a strategic trade partner or competitor to the ASEAN economies has remained unclear five years since the implementation of the ASEAN-China Free Trade Area in January 2010. The ASEAN economies and China are in an interesting position as both are experiencing growing bilateral trade while simultaneously competing in the production and export of major goods to similar trade destinations.
Title:
China’s Maritime Silk Road: The Politics of Routes
Author:
Irene Chan
Source:
RSIS
Date:
March 12, 2015
Description:
- China has not effectively communicated its grand connectivity ideas to South and Southeast Asian countries. Beijing urgently needs to improve its communications with external parties and seek feedback so as to counter media speculations and to have a better understanding of regional needs
Title:
As China Slows Down, the Philippines Moves to Grab Foreign Investment
Author:
Ralph Jennings
Source:
SOURCE
Date:
February 28, 2015
Description:
- Seiko Epson said in December it would invest the equivalent of $111 million in a new factory to produce projectors and inkjet printers, slated to open in early 2017. Today's Asian production in those areas is "insufficient to meet expected demand," the company said in a statement.
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Title:
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175 years of events in Asia's maritime periphery
- Author:
- AUTHOR
- Source:
- Asian Maritime Transparency Initiative
- Date:
- 2015
- Description:
- A timeline
Title:
Philippines feels force of China travel warning
Author:
Aurora Almendral
Source:
BBC News
Date:
October 22, 2014
Description:
- The beaches and restaurants of Boracay Island are usually bustling with tourists from around the world. But this year, they are quieter than usual. A travel advisory issued by Beijing has caused a sharp fall in arrivals from China.
Title:
"Advisory Unfair, Uncalled For"
Author:
Teresita Ang See
Source:
Tulay
Date:
October 7-20, 2014
Description:
- China issued a travel advisory warning its citizens that it is unsafe to travel in the Philippines.
Title:
Spratlys: Mga Isla ng Kalayaan (Spratlys: The Islands of Freedom)
Author:
Chiara Zambrano
Source:
ABS-CBN
Date:
October 2014
Description:
- A documentary on the Kalayaan Group of Islands.
Title:
Asia Weekly : Philippines opens its arms
Author:
Ben Yue
Source:
China Daily Asia
Date:
September 13, 2013
Description:
- From rockets to road building, trade and investment with china benefits both nations The Philippines remains open and welcoming to Chinese investment, despite tension over territorial disputes, according to a senior Philippine trade official.
Title:
Connectivity in Asia: Reviving the Old Silk Road?
Author:
Pradumna B. Rana
Source:
RSIS
Date:
April 17, 2013
Description:
- After enjoying a history of about 1600 years, the Silk Road had lost out to the Southern Ocean Corridor connecting Europe and Asia. But now there are signs that the old Silk Road is being revived
Title:
Chinese Investments in the Philippines
Author:
AUTHOR
Source:
China Business
Date:
2008
Description:
- China and the Philippines have a long and fruitful history. The relationship between the two countries began during the Tang Dynasty (618–907 AD), many years before the Spanish set foot on Philippine soil.