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China’s Conundrum and the Pottery Barn Rule 

China’s Conundrum and the Pottery Barn Rule 

By Alexander C. Tan and Neel Vanvari
“You break it, you own it”: China has broken many of its relationships with its neighbors; now Beijing must own the results.
Upgraded Philippines-US Military Cooperation May Cause a Setback in China-Philippines Relations

Upgraded Philippines-US Military Cooperation May Cause a Setback in China-Philippines Relations

By Nian Peng
Beijing is paying close attention to the rapid developments in the Philippines-U.S. alliance, and China is not happy with what it sees.

China, Philippines Open Bilateral ‘Consultative’ Talks in Manila

China, Philippines Open Bilateral ‘Consultative’ Talks in Manila

By Sebastian Strangio
Chinese officials took the opportunity to voice their opposition to a recent expansion of the U.S. military presence in the Philippine archipelago.

Philippines’ Marcos Defends Closer Security Relations With Washington

Philippines’ Marcos Defends Closer Security Relations With Washington

By Sebastian Strangio
The rapid warming of relations with the U.S. has prompted warnings from Beijing, and domestic political pushback.

Broadening the US-Philippines Alliance: EDCA Sites Are Just the Beginning

Broadening the US-Philippines Alliance: EDCA Sites Are Just the Beginning

By Prashanth Parameswaran
Widening the aperture of collaboration can help meet evolving needs and respond to a more competitive strategic environment.
Why Don’t Malaysian Policymakers View China as a Threat?

Why Don’t Malaysian Policymakers View China as a Threat?

By Emirza Adi Syailendra
For years, successive governments have believed that labeling China a threat would be a self-fulfilling act.

China, ASEAN to ‘Accelerate Consultations’ on South China Sea Code

China, ASEAN to ‘Accelerate Consultations’ on South China Sea Code

By Sebastian Strangio
Despite promises from the Indonesian and Chinese foreign ministers, there is little reason to expect rapid progress on the long-awaited Code of Conduct.
Philippines Eyes South China Sea Patrols With US, Australia

Philippines Eyes South China Sea Patrols With US, Australia

By Jim Gomez and Edna Tarigan
Manila is seeking to shore up defense capabilities in the disputed South China Sea, even as China continues to stress negotiations on a Code of Conduct.

Philippines, US in Talks for Joint Patrols in South China Sea: Official

Philippines, US in Talks for Joint Patrols in South China Sea: Official

By Sebastian Strangio
A spokesperson for the Philippine Coast Guard said it was a "certainty” that joint patrols would resume in the near future.

Philippines Lodges Formal Protests With China Following Laser Incident

Philippines Lodges Formal Protests With China Following Laser Incident

By Sebastian Strangio
As relations between Manila and Washington rapidly improve, Beijing is upping the intensity in disputed parts of the South China Sea.

Philippines Accuses Chinese Vessel of Using Laser Against Coast Guard

Philippines Accuses Chinese Vessel of Using Laser Against Coast Guard

By Sebastian Strangio
The alleged incident took place close to Second Thomas Shoal in a disputed part of the South China Sea.
Philippine President Marcos Embarks on 4-Day Visit to Japan

Philippine President Marcos Embarks on 4-Day Visit to Japan

By Sebastian Strangio
The trip will focus on strengthening longstanding economic relations and expanding the two nations' more recent cooperation on defense and security matters.

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