A new intelligence sharing agreement reflects Japan and South Korea’s rapprochement, and China is none too pleased.

The Philippine president now says he wants all foreign troops out by 2022.

The Filipino President has blinked on threats to scrap a crucial defense agreement, but U.S. military cooperation will be downsized.

John Kerry says the fundamentals of the relationship with the Philippines are strong, but those words may not be enough to reassure nervous allies.

Despite worrying pivots to China from U.S. allies, long-term trends show that Washington can still maintain an edge over Beijing.

Malaysia looks ready to cooperate with Beijing on the South China Sea: another sign of Obama’s collapsing legacy in Asia and around the world.

Obama’s pivot to Asia is not exactly going as planned.

Obama’s Asia policy has a credibility problem, and it goes well beyond Duterte.

As Duterte continues to slam the U.S. and look to China, Japan is caught in an awkward position.

As he heads to Japan, Duterte is once again denouncing U.S. military involvement in the Pacific. Can Tokyo push back?