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The Philippines
Why is China Isolating Japan and the Philippines?
Even as they charm other nations, Chinese leaders have continued tensions with Manila and Tokyo.
The Philippines is Building a New Naval Base in South China Sea
By Zachary Keck
Asia's Next High Seas Drama
Tensions between Taiwan and the Philippines are running high after the death of Taiwanese fisherman.
Asia's Rising Economic Star: The Philippines?
As the IMF cut its growth forecasts for China, Taiwan, India, and others one nation continues to impress.
The U.S. and the Philippines: A Vital Partnership
In light of present challenges, the United States and the Philippines must strengthen their alliance.
New Pope Hails from Latin America, Signals a Shift
The newly appointed Pope Francis hails from Argentina – a break with the church’s Euro-centric past.
Thailand Enlists Malaysia as Go-Between in Troubled South
Thailand has called on Malaysia to address the grievances of Muslim insurgents in the south.
U.S. Military’s Philippine Woes Mounting
A fallen drone and a grounded minesweeper have created a swirl of controversy.
Climate Change Comes to the Philippines
With recent typhoons battering the area and Manila being named the second most vulnerable city to climate change, risk reduction is the key.
2012's Top Stories in the Philippines
An important corruption case, tensions with China, natural disasters and politics dominated the headlines.
Can ASEAN Unite On South China Sea?
At next week’s summits ASEAN leaders hope to avoid July’s failure. Can they?
Can Philippines Peace Deal Hold?
While an agreement between the government and the Moro Islamic Liberation Front looks promising, challenges lie ahead.