How PH is missing China's soft rebound

By Dan Steinbock

Jan 22, 2024 12:05 am

During the six-year Duterte era, the ties with China were recalibrated from friction and conflict to peaceful cooperation. In the past year, that period faded away. The costs are evident, huge and rising.

ONE of the key assumptions of those policymakers who regard the plunge of Philippine bilateral ties with Beijing as a positive phenomenon is that China's economy is 'in a freefall.' Why build on bilateral ties with a dying dinosaur is their theme.

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