Manila’s defence chief says he wants China to engage in good faith. But observers note that trust is a two-way street.

MANILA (Reuters) -The Philippine foreign ministry said on Thursday that China has no right to object to or interfere with its ...

Defense Secretary Gilbert Teodoro firmly dismissed what appeared to be Chinese propaganda at an international defense forum, ...

Atin Ito (This is Ours) coalition of civilian volunteers embarked on its third mission under escort by the Philippine coast ...

MOSCOW: The Philippines is considering the possibility of concluding new agreements with China to reduce tensions in the ...

Tensions in the South China Sea have escalated sharply as China’s navy launched combat readiness patrols near the disputed ...

The EU and the Philippines have initiated a groundbreaking security and defense dialogue aimed at strengthening cooperation ...

Nearly a quarter of global maritime trade goes through the South China Sea. In recent years, it’s become the site of clashes ...

China's foreign ministry on Friday urged the Philippines to immediately stop "infringement and provocation" in the South ...

Multiple countries, including China and the Philippines, hold claims in the Spratly Islands in the South China Sea.

China has a "deficit of trust and credibility" it needs to overcome in order to mend its fraught defence ties with the ...

Foreign ministry spokesperson Teresita Daza says, 'We urge China to respect the Philippines' sovereignty and jurisdiction, ...