Rodrigo Duterte

The Philippines has been the perfect target for Chinese political interference – but it won’t be Beijing’s last victim.

After cannily manipulating Facebook in his campaign for the presidency, Rodrigo Duterte is intimating that he might shut the social network down.

Joko Widodo and Rodrigo Duterte both used their inaugural U.N. speeches to express alarm at accelerating superpower tensions.

The accounts beamed out content supportive of the Philippine president and his daughter's possible presidential aspirations.

After four years of flip-flopping, the Philippine President voiced strong support for a Hague ruling rejecting most of China’s claims to disputed waters.

The European Parliament has called for the suspension of duty-free privileges pending a "substantial improvement" in the country's human rights situation.

Mounting concerns about the Philippine President's health threaten to play into elections due in 2022.

After weathering the early stages of the pandemic, several Southeast Asian nations are in the midst of worrying spikes of COVID-19.

The region’s authoritarian turn has made life difficult for lawmakers opposing entrenched political interests.

A group of Duterte supporters has called for a “revolutionary government” that would arm the president with additional powers. What does that even mean?

The president said he was unfamiliar with a group calling to install him as head of a new government, despite video showing him at the group’s convention in 2018.