Ferdinand Marcos Jr

If the past month is anything to go by, the new administration is poised to carry on the legacy of Rodrigo Duterte.

Amid fears of a return to dictatorship, will the Philippines’ new president wield the Anti-Terror Law to its most devastating ends? 

Ferdinand Marcos Jr.'s first State of the Nation speech was upbeat, but activists said it suffered "from a crisis of clarity, direction, and vision."

Activists are keen to push back against propaganda that has portrayed the late dictator's reign as a "golden era."

Judging from the recent election campaign and the new president's first two weeks in office, the signs are not good.

Foreign Minister Wang Yi was all smiles during his stop in Manila, but China-Philippine relations are likely to remain freighted with challenges.

What can we expect from Ferdinand Marcos Jr.?

The inauguration of Ferdinand Marcos Jr. caps off a remarkable 36-year comeback for his controversial family.

The president-elect has sent clear signals that he doesn’t want to be too dependent on the U.S. – nor wind up too cozy with China.

The inauguration of the vice president-elect, the daughter of outgoing President Rodrigo Duterte, follows her landslide victory at last month's election.

Many of the Filipinos who voted for Ferdinand Marcos Jr. had grown tired of corrupt officials, slow progress, and broken promises.

Deputy Secretary of State Wendy Sherman met the president-elect in a clear sign the U.S. is willing to work with the future Marcos administration.