President Ferdinand Marcos Jr of the Philippines is pursuing independent foreign policies that emphasise national interests, involving dialogue and cooperation with major powers the United States, ...

Foreign policy should serve as an extension of our domestic policy and Philippine interests require that it recovers its position as an active player in the world stage: regardless of the supposed ...

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 ...

If Americans come in, it’s bound to fail,” Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jnr said at the height of the Philippines presidential election last year, insisting on a neutral foreign policy amid ...

IN shaping its foreign policy the Philippines is primarily moved by three considerations: first, national security; second, economic stability; and third, political and cultural relations with the ...

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. stressed the urgency of shifting the military’s ... but underscored that Philippine foreign policy remains committed to peace. Despite being a relatively small ...

The recent Senate elections in the Philippines delivered an unexpected result, sparking concerns among those closely ...

Yet, the Philippines' foreign policy resembles a ship that has lost ... then using media exposure to establish a fait accompli, and finally shifting blame to the dispute between China and the ...

MANILA, Philippines — A public policy center sounded the alarm over “increasing foreign military presence” in Philippine seas, prompting a call for a shift in the country’s foreign policy. The Center ...

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 ...