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Strategic Options for a More Stable Philippine Defense Structure with PESTEL Analysis

Strategic Options for a More Stable Philippine Defense Structure with PESTEL Analysis

by Capt Jaime Quiñones | Dec 15, 2025 | Articles

The Philippines faces intensifying security pressures in the West Philippine Sea, expanding asymmetric threats, and an increasingly multipolar Indo‑Pacific environment. These dynamics raise the premium on coherent governance, sustainable modernization, and credible...

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PASL CENTER is a non-government organization established as a strategic response to the landmark enactment of Republic Act No. 12064 (Philippine Maritime Zones Act) and Republic Act No. 12065 (Philippine Archipelagic Sea Lanes Act).