The presidential term limit, decreasing presidential approval ratings and the limited soft power of the Philippines will influence the latitude of possible foreign policy recalibration. Given these ...

Yet Marcos Jr is not pivoting to the United States because China still looms large in the Philippines’ foreign policy agenda. He is not pursuing closer ties with the United States at the expense of ...

Over the next six years, the controversial president dramatically altered the tenor and trajectory of the Philippines’ foreign policy by openly courting China and Russia at the expense of ...

MANILA, Philippines — The Philippines has seen ... The previous administration implemented a foreign policy shift to Beijing as Manila pursued its renewed economic goals. Don McLain Gill ...

“On the area of foreign policy, I will not preside over any process that will abandon even a square inch of territory of the Republic of the Philippines to any foreign power,” said Marcos ...

In 1988, U.S. Secretary of State George Shultz embarked on a three-week tour of Asia, stopping in Hong Kong and mainland China, Indonesia, Japan, the Marshall Islands, the Philippines ... domestic ...

The Philippines' foreign policy has seen a dramatic shift under Marcos whose administration has bolstered security ties with the US, granting the latter greater access to military sites in the ...

Richard Heydarian is a senior lecturer at the Asian Center of the University of the Philippines and author ... Jr. has overseen a dramatic foreign policy shift in his first year in office despite ...

MANILA, Philippines ... the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) on Thursday affirmed that the country continues to uphold and observe the One-China Policy. In an ambush interview, Foreign ...

Similarly, Duterte's shift in China policy during his tenure was also a brave attempt by the Philippines to pursue an independent foreign policy. During that period, the political relations ...