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I have met dozens of foreign ambassadors to the Philippines since the time of my father General Carlos P. Romulo and, of course, during my stint in DFA.

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A soft spot for Philippines

By Roberto R. Romulo | January 30, 2015 - 12:00am

I have met dozens of foreign ambassadors to the Philippines since the time of my father General Carlos P. Romulo and, of course, during my stint in DFA.

Business

Seeing through the South China Sea issue

By Johnny Litton | January 2, 2012 - 12:03am

A quarter of the world’s commerce pass through the waters of the South China Sea, thus a wider interest in preserving the freedom of navigation and use of these waters is of utmost importance.

Business As Usual