Philippine history shows martial law is more likely to increase extremism than reverse it.

The president needs a more comprehensive strategy if his administration is to make meaningful progress.

Forging peace in Mindanao is a far more challenging task than many appreciate.

The initiative is arguably a silver lining in the president's controversial tenure thus far.

A closer look at a complex and often oversimplified situation.

With campaigning well underway for the presidential election on May 9, a look at the implications for peace.

Popular distortions often applied to women’s functions in war can obstruct the peace process.

High-ranking leader Hasan Indal nabbed in a joint operation.

Congress fails to approve the Bangsamoro Basic Law, threatening to undermine a peace deal to end a decades-long insurgency.

The derailing of the work of peace makers is raising the odds of renewed conflict in Mindanao.

Drills focus on maritime security and transnational crime

The Senate fails to pass a key bill, leaving the peace process hanging in the balance

Philippine Ambassador Jose L. Cuisia, Jr. on the South China Sea disputes, the rebalance to Asia, and more.

Another round of violence in the south of the country puts a hard-earned peace agreement at risk.

The country’s armed forces chief signals rough road ahead for peace monitors.

Clash risks complicating fragile peace between the government and Muslim rebels.