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Question how will the donald trump presidency affect phillippines?

will phillippines benefit from donald trump presidency?

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bladeofwoe

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Trump's leadership could lead to heightened trade tensions and strategic shifts in Southeast Asia due to his protectionist policies and confrontational stance towards China.
 
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Trump is leagues better than Kamala. If you watched the election period interviews and debate you'll understand. Figurehead lang si Kamala at halatang pinagtripan ni Biden ang democrats. Trump knows that US has the resources to ENFORCE international laws. He won't allow countries like China or Russia to establish a stronger foothold than it already has under the Biden administration
 
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curious to see what people think
it depends on what aspect because there are sectors that could benefit from his presidency but there will also be sectors that wont. similar case if kamala wins. now let's see... in regards to geo politics alone. Donald Trump's approach to geopolitics, including U.S.-Philippines relations, can be characterized by a blend of transactional diplomacy, economic pragmatism, and a focus on strategic alliances.

Donald Trump’s approach to U.S.-Philippines relations could offer both opportunities and challenges. On one hand, his administration might provide a robust military and economic support, strengthen counterterrorism efforts, and help stand against China’s aggressive actions in the South China Sea, which aligns with Philippine strategic interests. On the other hand, Trump’s transactional diplomacy and hardline stance on China poses a lot risks, including potential strain on Philippine sovereignty, economic dependencies, and regional stability.

For the Philippines, the key takeaway is the importance of maintaining a balanced foreign policy. Leveraging the benefits of its alliance with the U.S. while cultivating strong ties with other nations, including China and ASEAN partners, would ensure greater flexibility and resilience in navigating geopolitical dynamics. By staying neutral and prioritizing national interests, the Philippines can maximize benefits from all sides while minimizing risks tied to global power rivalries.
 
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