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The first parliamentary elections mark an important turning point in the Bangsamoro peace process. For decades, the goal was straightforward: stop the fighting, end the armed conflict, and secure meaningful self-rule. That work is not entirely finished. But the nature of the challenge is changing. The question today is no longer simply how to build […]... Keep on reading: BARMM, Ballot, and Beyond: Securing the Philippine Seas

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Successful elections and continued peace process

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Stability and development in the Bangsamoro region

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BARMM, Ballot, and Beyond: Securing the Philippine Seas