By: Frances Mangosing
Philippine officials acknowledge how united front work is used by the CCP to influence various sectors, overtly and covertly. What remains lacking is a full appreciation of its scope.
Frances Mangosing is a journalist at various esteemed outlets including MSN, INQUIRER.net, and The Washington Post. She specializes in regional interest and world news, with a focus on drone technology, aviation and aerospace, and developments in the United States and Canada. Frances has been featured in prominent publications such as The Diplomat and the South China Morning Post SCMP.
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Frances Mangosing's coverage primarily revolves around government announcements and evolving stories related to the Philippines, international relations, military activities, maritime disputes, and transportation. She focuses extensively on government and politics as well as world affairs with a specific emphasis on the Philippines.
Given her focus on national news in the Philippines along with international relations and military activities involving the country, she would be responsive to pitches that provide insights from local political figures or experts familiar with Philippine governmental policies. Additionally, individuals who have expertise in maritime disputes particularly concerning the South China Sea may find receptive audience for their perspectives.
Considering Frances' extensive coverage of evolving stories related to government announcements and world affairs alongside topics such as international relations and maritime disputes involving the Philippines can help tailor pitches effectively for her attention.
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