After North Korea’s latest test, Japan is leaving all options on the table as it seeks to upgrade its own security posture.

After the Chinese abruptly canceled a trade summit, the Philippine President is now walking back his Foreign Secretary’s harsh criticism of China.

China’s suspension of coal imports from North Korea serves as both a warning to Pyongyang and a signal to Washington.

China has almost finished building structures intended to host surface-to-air missiles on its artificial islands in the South China Sea.

On behalf of ASEAN, the Philippines has issued a rare expression of unanimous concern over China’s actions in the South China Sea.

Things are heating up in both of China’s maritime disputes.

The SecDef’s first trip was meant to soothe allies’ frayed nerves.

Ban Ki-moon’s exit from the presidential race leaves a more U.S.-skeptic candidate as the clear frontrunner.

After reaffirming the 2014 U.S.-Philippine defense pact, Duterte and the Philippines’ military brass are sending mixed messages again.

Manila has confirmed that U.S. plans to upgrade its military presence in the Philippines are still on track, despite the blustery rhetoric of President Duterte.