Chester Cabalza
Chester Cabalza
Chester Cabalza is the president and founder of the Manila-based security and geopolitical think tank International Development and Security Cooperation. He is the author of the "The Rise of Philippinedization," “Perspectives on Terrorism in the Philippine Context”, and “Philippine Territorial Defense." Cabalza also won the International Federation of Social Science Organizations Prize for Social Sciences and the Humanitarian Award from Rotary International.

The folkloric tales of the archipelago have outgrown the shadows of native whispers, ascending to the global screen to remind the world of our mythical creatures being always universal.


Manila built the digital infrastructure to bypass traditional red tape and inadvertently fast-tracked the "GenZfication" of its local talent pool.

We spent decades teaching machines how to feel, only to realize we have forgotten how to do it ourselves.

We cannot expect our youth to survive a crisis of silent isolation if we only notice their pain after they pull the trigger.

A calculated, strategic leap that transforms the country into a sovereign player in the global space economy.

Were Homer alive today, he would undoubtedly see the West Philippine Sea conflict as a modern epic struggle of asymmetric endurance

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