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By Karl Garcia

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The Philippines is at war—though not in ways most people see. Cognitive, cyber, asymmetric, and incremental maritime pressures are all quietly reshaping the nation. No missiles fired, no headlines made—but sovereignty tested, minute by minute. Winning these wars demands more than warships. It demands sharper minds, ...

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By Karl Garcia

In the continuing debate on food security and agricultural reform, one question keeps returning: Are our institutions, policies, and leadership truly aligned with the needs of Filipino farmers?

The discussion around rice self-sufficiency, farm modernization, and climate adaptation is not new — but the ...

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By Karl Garcia

When the Bases Conversion and Development Authority (BCDA) was created in the 1990s, it was sold as a win-win proposition: convert old U.S. military bases into economic zones, attract investment, and channel proceeds into AFP modernization. Few argued with the vision. But three decades later, the promise and the reality have drifted far apart...

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Author: Karl Garcia

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This blog article presents a vision of the Philippines as a connected, sovereign, and sustainable maritime nation — achieved through the integration of infrastructure, maritime governance, and blue–green industrial development.

Building upon the Philippine Nautical Highway, inter-island brid...

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By Karl Garcia

The Philippines is not short of talent, resources, or ambition. What we lack—painfully and persistently—is coherence.

Despite respectable economic growth, a young population, and a strategic maritime position, the country remains trapped in cycles of displacement, housing failures, infrastru...

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