Sarah Michael

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About Sarah Michael

Sarah Michael is a Manager at geo pulse, where she leverages her strong project management skills and deep understanding of legal terminology to oversee a team of skilled. With a keen eye for detail and a passion for accuracy, she ensures the highest quality leads for clients. Her ability to manage complex projects and tight deadlines ensures that clients receive their documents on time and within budget.

US–China Power Play in Argentina’s Ushuaia

Sarah Michael27 Feb, 2026News

The United States and China are increasingly competing for influence in Argentina, with the southern city of Ushuaia emerging as a key strategic focal point. Washington is supporting the development of a new naval and logistics hub aimed at securing access to Antarctica and strengthening its presence in the South Atlantic. Meanwhile, Beijing is expanding its economic and geopolitical footprint in the region, making Ushuaia a flashpoint in the broader US–China rivalry. This growing competition highlights how even remote locations in the far south are becoming arenas for global power projection and strategic influence.

Marcos Pushes for Fast-Track Anti-Dynasty Bills Amid Corruption Fallout

Sarah Michael17 Dec, 2025News

President Marcos is urging Congress to fast-track anti-dynasty legislation as the Palace faces mounting pressure over recent corruption scandals. The move signals a strong stance on political reform and efforts to limit entrenched political families, while addressing public concerns over government accountability and ethical governance.

Philippines’ Ghost Projects Scandal: Corruption Amid a Climate Emergency

Sarah Michael04 Nov, 2025Other

Public outrage is growing in the Philippines after investigators uncovered hundreds of flood-control infrastructure projects that were paid for but never built. As the country faces increasingly severe flooding and cyclones, the scandal exposes how state-funded “ghost projects” can amplify vulnerability, drain public funds and undermine public trust. With estimates of losses approaching ₱545 billion (US $9.4 billion) and more than 100,000 projects under review, the case is rapidly becoming one of Asia’s most significant corruption scandals. Beyond the Philippines’ borders, this scandal also signals regional risks: in a climate-sensitive Southeast Asia, weak governance and misused infrastructure funds threaten the resilience of entire populations and could deter global investment.