THE aggressive stance taken by the Philippines against China in the South China Sea dispute has backfired. Under President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.’s administration, the country shifted to a more ...

Vietnam’s government has never walked the talk on protecting these fishers, who face capture, disappearances, attacks, deaths ...

Disagreements continue, but the two sides are showing notable restraint in contrast with Beijing’s fierce exchanges with ...

From New York receptions to far‑flung embassies, Manila is investing diplomatic capital and its peacekeeping record in a high‑stakes bid for a seat on the United Nations Security Council in 2027–28.

A debate has begun over where to locate the High Seas Treaty's treaty's secretariat, a once-technical decision that has taken ...

China opposes PH move to name 100+ features in KIG, warns it will defend claims; Beijing says it ‘firmly opposes’ acts ...

The Philippines already achieved a legal victory in 2016 in its arbitration case against China's sweeping maritime claims ...

The work at Antelope Reef, which could give Beijing another runway and more missile facilities, caught some analysts by ...

China has accused the Philippines of breaking international law. The outrage stems from Manila's decision to rename disputed ...

China on Wednesday expressed firm opposition to the Philippines' infringement upon China's sovereignty and rights and ...

China accused the Philippines of breaking international law and threatened "measures" to protect its sovereignty on Wednesday ...

Manila will rename more than 100 reefs, islands and other features in the Spratly archipelago. Read more at straitstimes.com.