President Donald Trump’s reciprocal tariffs have returned to the geopolitical forefront, reshaping how Southeast Asian nations engage with the United States in both trade and diplomacy. 

The MNLF wants Sulu back in BARMM—but whether reintegration happens may depend on its potential to materially benefit Tausugs and shift power dynamics in a MILF-dominated region.

Vice President Sara Duterte’s bid to halt her historic impeachment trial has intensified the political standoff in Manila.

What began as a bid for power became a blueprint for symbolic fraud with real-world consequences.

Amid the Bangsamoro transition and rising regional instability, a single army brigade has emerged as a provider of peace, governance, and deterrence.

As BARMM prepares for its first parliamentary elections and secures international funding, Sulu finds itself politically excluded yet economically entangled—raising new questions about autonomy, representation, and regional identity.

Therium Retreats, Fortress Takes Control—Leaving Claimants and Investors Exposed to Financial Realignment