Jason Gutierrez is a journalist with a focus on multinational issues, particularly in the Philippines. His work has been featured in publications such as Eurasia Review, benarnews, Radio Free Asia, and The Somerville Times. Jason's articles cover a range of topics including defense cooperation, human rights, geopolitical conflicts, and regional collaborations.
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Jason Gutierrez's coverage primarily revolves around government and politics, with a significant focus on world affairs related to the Philippines and its interactions with other countries, particularly China. His articles often include government announcements and evolving stories in the realm of international relations.
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The National Security Council is checking into allegations that Alice Guo, a former mayor, had spied for China.
China has conducted what it called “routine” naval and air exercises near the Scarborough Shoal in the Philippines’ exclusive economic zone (EEZ) in the South China Sea, China’s military said.
China denies using excessive force against a Vietnamese fishing boat in Paracel Islands incident on Sept. 29.
By: Pimuk Rakkanam, Jason Gutierrez
Leaders of the 10-member bloc gather in Laos to address regional tensions that threaten the group’s unity, relevance.
In Senate testimony, former Philippine president admitted to running a death squad as mayor of Davao.
By: Jason Gutierrez
A Catholic worker set up a candle-making workshop for family members to provide them a safe space to heal.
By: Jason Gutierrez
Minilateral agreements, rather than multilateral ones, may be more likely be formed, they say.
By: Jeoffrey Maitem, Jason Gutierrez
New legislations enforce 2016 Hague arbitral ruling in favor of the Philippines, says a senator.
By: Jason Gutierrez
By Jason Gutierrez A Southeast Asian defense alliance modeled after NATO and aimed at countering China may not be set up any time soon because
Debate continues over Philippine President Marcos’ proposal to restart the mothballed facility.
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