The U.S.-China tussle over the South China Sea issue will be on display in Manila this week.

Domestic and international stars have aligned to give China a chance to put forward a solution.

After the Philippines, the United States has also softened its approach to China while the rest remains silent.

Once again, there was little productive discussion of the China factor at the latest ASEAN gathering.

A brief look at some of the issues that could be discussed on the Philippine president’s first foreign trip.

The secretary of state will be first U.S. administration official to meet with the new president.

Foreign secretary says Beijing had insisted that Manila set aside the tribunal decision.

We need to be clear about what the real danger is not just for the Philippines, but the region and the world.

Washington issues first public confirmation that patrols with Manila have already started and will continue.

National Task Force designed to better coordinate policy among agencies.

Albert del Rosario urges the next president to stay the course.

Jose Almendras will be the interim replacement for the influential Albert del Rosario.

President confirms leasing of TC-90s from Tokyo in what would be another forward step for defense ties.

Manila clarifies its stance amid news of upcoming US-Japan-India trilateral exercises.

Manila pushed for a “more collaborative presence” in the South China during bilateral consultations in Washington D.C.

Philippine officials renew their attack on China's alleged aggression in disputed waters.