China-Philippines relations

Implications for the future of international law and good order at sea in the South China Sea.

Recent concerns of thousands of Chinese military personnel infiltrating the country are just one manifestation of the growing fears of Beijing’s influence in the Philippines and alleged government complicity.

If Manila wants to wean itself off the U.S. alliance, it has several options. Each has drawbacks – but so does the status quo.

A late-September incident underscores threats to commercial free navigation in the disputed waters of the South China Sea.

China’s alleged cyberattacks come amid rising sentiments in the Philippines over the South China Sea disputes.

A joint investigation into the sinking of a Philippine boat could be a way forward, if both sides can agree to it.

The incident is just the latest flare up between China and the Philippines on the South China Sea issue.

Manila protested against the presence of hundreds of Chinese vessels near Philippine-controlled islets.

The Kaliwa Dam Project, a centerpiece of the BRI in the Philippines, faces steep opposition from indigenous peoples.

The exercise highlights how the US-Philippines alliance soldiers on, even amid major tensions.

Defense and security perspectives on the Hanjin bankruptcy debacle.