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Philippines
Is the Philippines an Orphan?
The ongoing standoff between the Philippines and China raises troubling questions about the response to Chinese territorial assertiveness in the South China Sea.
Taiwan’s Pointless Toe Treading?
The Republic of China maintains sweeping claims to the South China Sea. But is it needlessly alienating much-needed potential friends?
The South China Seasickness
As China, the Philippines and Vietnam argue over the South China Sea the waters are being over fished and polluted. And conflict could be around the corner.
Ignoring the High Road
The ongoing row in the South China Sea highlights China’s inability to compromise. Why won’t it?
China’s Diplomacy Anxiety
China’s public is increasingly frustrated with the country’s diplomacy. Should its leaders be tougher or softer?
China’s Diplomacy Anxiety
China’s public is increasingly frustrated with the country’s diplomacy. Should its leaders be tougher or softer?
U.S. Plays Philippines War Games
The U.S. and Philippines have started a round of war games this week. Many in the Philippines aren’t happy.
China and the Philippines Navy
The recent standoff between a Philippine Navy vessel and Chinese ships underscored Philippine weaknesses.
China, Philippines in Standoff
The standoff between a Philippine warship and Chinese ships is a reminder of South China Sea tensions.
Philippine Justice or Grudge?
The impeachment of Philippine Chief Justice Renato Corona over corruption has the ring of politics about it.
An Asian Arms Race?
The term “arms race” is overused. But China and India are spending more even as their GDP growth falls.
Southeast Asia’s Forgotten Wars
Westerners have varying images of Southeast Asia. Few of them, though, include the region’s many conflicts.