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“There is definitely no more UniTeam,” Maria Ela Atienza, a University of the Philippines political science professor, told This Week in Asia, adding that both the president and vice-president “can no longer diplomatically state that it is business as usual”.
Observers point to encouraging initiatives relating to cyberspace, artificial intelligence and maritime security that also emerged from the talks, particularly a maritime legal dialogue to build expertise on international law.
As Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr enters his third year in office, the country’s infamous “war on drugs” shows no sign of ending.
While analysts call it a positive development, they warn Manila to “stay vigilant” against attempts by Beijing to manipulate the narrative for its own gain, potentially undermining the fragile peace.
TOKYO -- The banking arm of the 7-Eleven chain's Japanese parent plans to add more convenience store ATMs in Southeast Asia as well as new features in markets where it expects cash machine usage to grow faster than in Japan or the U.S.
How can policymakers best prevent unexpected contingencies in the South China Sea? At a series of ASEAN-related foreign ministers' meetings in Laos that ran through July 27, the U.S. and China had multiple exchanges but found no clear path toward easing tensions.
Solicitor General Menardo Guevarra late on Monday confirmed that the International Criminal Court (ICC) had formally asked Manila for help in the proceedings, but Marcos Jnr had not replied.