Tag: imperialism

The current international order is taking shape, one marked by wars of aggression, heightened militarization, economic coercion, and the normalization of prolonged conflict. These developments are not isolated conflicts but rather underscore a broader configuration of geopolitical alliances, military strategy and doctrines, and strategic priorities. As wars of aggression intensify and hostilities deepen across the […]

APRN Research Conference 2025 | Pursuing the Path Towards Peace: People’s Resistance and Collective Solutions Aaron CeradoyChairperson, Asia Pacific Research NetworkAsia Pacific Mission for Migrants The Asia Pacific region is home to 4.72 billion people, representing the majority of the world’s population. Women constitute a significant portion of this population, accounting for 67%, while the youth, […]

COMMUNIQUE With the theme “Forging people’s solidarity and resistance to fight imperialist wars,” the International Conference on Imperialism and Wars of Aggression was successfully held on June 18-19, 2025, in the University of the Philippines (UP) – Diliman, Quezon City, Philippines. A total of 211 participants joined the conference, representing 61 organizations from Australia, Bangladesh, […]

Imperialism and wars of aggression: A case of 4 countries[1] INTRODUCTION Since the advent of civilization, the pursuit of economic and political power has led to the imposition and enforcement of authority over people and territories. This phenomenon, with eternal recurrence in the history of humankind, brought ‘states’ to existence. States of colossal economic, political, […]

New $100 million US military support to fund killings, rights abuses in the Philippines says research group The Asia Pacific Research Network (APRN) warns the public of greater escalation of human rights abuses in the Philippines amid the visit of US Vice President Kamala Harris to the southeast Asian country. “The US is currently preparing […]