Should the Philippines invest in a submarine? That’s up to government officials to decide. But if the country does decide to take the plunge, Spain makes a pretty compelling argument that our first-ever sub should be Spanish-made.
Located in the southeast corner of Spain facing the Mediterranean, Cartagena was once the country's most important naval port. Today, thanks to its strategic location as a defensive port, it's still a major naval station for Spain. In fact, the ...
French naval systems provider Naval Group formally opened a physical office in the Philippines on Wednesday (July 12), nearly three years since it first commenced operations in the country. In a simple ceremony, officials of the company welcomed representatives of the Department ...
I've always known the internet can be incredibly vile and venomous-a place where people display the absolute worst of humanity on a daily basis, and everybody else just goes along and even gives a thumbs-up or haha react like ...
As if the OceanGate drama couldn’t get any weirder.
OceanGate's tourist submersible Titan is still missing, days after it went down in the North Atlantic for its passengers to see the wreckage of the ill-fated Titanic. As of Thursday morning (Manila time), the 21-foot 5-passenger deep sea ...
The Titan went missing with a Dubai-based billionaire onboard.
A private tourist submarine operated by OceanGate with a prominent British explorer and a Dubai-based billionaire onboard just went missing while in search of the Titanic some 12,500 feet under the Atlantic Ocean. According to a media brief released by ...
Malaysia and Indonesia have opposed Australia’s bid.Â
As mounting opposition to Australia's bid to acquire nuclear submarines grows in Southeast Asia, the country finds an unlikely ally in the region: the Philippines-a country without submarines, but nonetheless an important voice that could tilt the cards in favor ...
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