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Lucio Blanco Pitlo IiiSouth China Morning Post |
The ex-president’s transfer to ICC risks custody transforming him and his family into political martyrs and stoking civil unrest.
Such a bottom-up strategy provides alternative channels to sustain ties amid the storms in top-level bilateral relations.
Manila’s transparency strategy to expose Beijing’s transgressions has paid off, to an extent. But it won’t change China’s behaviour.
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