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Podcast: Cloudy Horizon in U.S.-Philippine Relations

By AMTI Leadership and Gregory Poling | 3月 13, 2017 | Categories: Philippines, United States
AMTI Director Gregory Poling discusses the implications of Philippine president Rodrigo Duterte's relationship with Donald Trump, its impact on the U.S.-PH alliance and maritime security, the fallout from Duterte’s drug war, and the decisions facing both sides.

Involving Philippine Military in Duterte Drug War Could Force Cuts in U.S. Aid

By Murray Hiebert | 2月 28, 2017 | Categories: Philippines, United States
If the Philippine military is conscripted into Rodrigo Duterte's drug war and participates in extra-judicial killings, congressional regulations could force the United States to suspend military aid and training to the units involved, a potentially devastating impact on the bilateral military relationship.

South China Sea Guidelines for the New Administration

By Amy Searight and Geoffrey Hartman | 1月 27, 2017 | Categories: South China Sea, United States
A critical and early Chinese test of U.S. resolve is likely to come in the South China Sea, where Washington has struggled to respond effectively to assertive Chinese behavior.

Duterte, Trump, and Manila’s Changing Foreign Policy

By Richard Javad Heydarian | 12月 21, 2016 | Categories: Philippines, United States
The surprising election of Donald Trump has raised hopes for a less fraught relationship between Washington and Manila in the near future.

Taking Stock of the Alliance as the Philippines Prepares for Trump

By Geoffrey Hartman | 12月 7, 2016 | Categories: Philippines, United States
Key agreements and relationships remain in place for a U.S.-Philippine alliance reset under the incoming Donald Trump administration, but there are reasons to be skeptical about whether the relationship can be put back on an upward trajectory.

Duterte’s Colorful Diplomatic Debut

By Richard Javad Heydarian | 9月 15, 2016 | Categories: ASEAN, Philippines, South China Sea, United States
The Philippines’ newly minted president couldn’t have a […]

Meeting Duterte: Why Kerry Should Visit the Philippines

By John Schaus | 6月 27, 2016 | Categories: Philippines, United States
U.S. security and diplomacy trends in Asia mark an uncertain future.

Hard Power Meets Soft: Obama’s Visit to Vietnam

By Nhung Bui and Truong Minh Vu | 5月 26, 2016 | Categories: United States, Vietnam
U.S. and Vietnam build trust, sending a strong deterrence signal to China.

EDCA and the Projection of U.S. Air Power in the South China Sea

By Renato Cruz de Castro | 5月 20, 2016 | Categories: Philippines, Strategy, United States
U.S.-Philippine security cooperation will combat China’s maritime expansion in the South China Sea

Why Undersea Drones Will (Not Yet) Change Asia-Pacific’s Undersea Balance

By Heiko Borchert | 5月 5, 2016 | Categories: Indo-Pacific Region, United States
Undersea drones are the newcomers to planned U.S. force posture in the Asia-Pacific, though seemingly not tipping the balance toward offensive action

Balikatan Exercise Highlights Territorial Defense and Multilateral Approach

By Renato Cruz de Castro | 4月 20, 2016 | Categories: Japan, Military Exercises, Philippines, Southeast Asia, United States
This year’s military exercise reflects the changing nature of the U.S.-Philippines alliance in light of heightened tensions generated by China’s expansion in the South China Sea.

Creating Seamless Maritime Security Coalitions in the Indo-Pacific

By Vice Admiral Hideaki Kaneda | 4月 12, 2016 | Categories: China, Indo-Pacific Region, International Law, Japan, United States
With rapid expansion of China’s power, the region needs to establish flexible mechanisms for collective maritime security cooperation.

China Creates a Second Chance for the ‘Quad’

By Richard Rossow and Sarah Watson | 3月 14, 2016 | Categories: China, India, Japan, United States
Will Australia, India, Japan and the United States move from exercising together to operating together? In the end, it will probably be China’s actions that determine where the Quad will go next.

The South China Sea Tests

By Arif Havas Oegroseno | 3月 4, 2016 | Categories: ASEAN, South China Sea, United States
Following the U.S.-ASEAN leaders’ summit tensions rise, testing international rules and norms

Sunnylands and America’s Pivot to ASEAN

By Richard Javad Heydarian | 2月 12, 2016 | Categories: ASEAN, South China Sea, United States
  China may be gaining the strategic upper-hand in […]

EDCA Refocus: Eyes on the AFP’s Modernization Program

By Angelica Mangahas and Victor Andres Manhit | 2月 5, 2016 | Categories: Philippines, United States
On January 12, the Philippine Supreme Court ruled that […]

South China Sea FONOP 2.0: A Step in the Right Direction

By Gregory Poling | 2月 2, 2016 | Categories: China, Paracel Islands, South China Sea, United States
The Navy destroyer USS Curtis Wilbur passed within 12 n […]

Philippine Supreme Court Approves EDCA: Unlocking the Door for the Return of U.S. Strategic Footprint in Southeast Asia

By Renato Cruz de Castro | 2月 1, 2016 | Categories: Philippines, United States
On January 12 the Philippine Supreme Court came out wit […]

Getting the Balance Right: Singapore and Sino-U.S. Rivalry in the South China Sea

By Joseph Liow | 1月 28, 2016 | Categories: China, Singapore, South China Sea, United States
In November, Singapore hosted a visit by Chinese presid […]

An Interview with Gregory Poling on FONOPS, Arbitration, and South China Sea Strategy

By Gregory Poling | 11月 4, 2015 | Categories: Arbitration, China, Freedom of Navigation, South China Sea, United States
AMTI director Gregory Poling sits down with Colm Quinn […]

Can Japan Join U.S. Freedom of Navigation Operations in the South China Sea?

By Tetsuo Kotani | 11月 2, 2015 | Categories: China, Freedom of Navigation, Japan, South China Sea, Spratly Islands, United States
The United States has started long overdue freedom of n […]

An Interview with Bonnie Glaser on FONOPs and China’s Reaction

By AMTI Leadership | 11月 2, 2015 | Categories: China, Freedom of Navigation, South China Sea, Spratly Islands, United States
Bonnie Glaser, director of the CSIS China Power Project […]

How the U.S. FON Program Is Lawful and Legitimate

By Jonathan G. Odom | 10月 30, 2015 | Categories: China, Freedom of Navigation, South China Sea, United States
The U.S. Freedom of Navigation (FON) Program has recent […]

How Will China Respond to Future U.S. Freedom of Navigation Operations?

By Timothy Heath | 10月 29, 2015 | Categories: China, Freedom of Navigation, South China Sea, United States
On October 27, the USS Lassen carried out the first fre […]

The U.S. Asserts Freedom of Navigation in the South China Sea

By Bonnie Glaser, Gregory Poling and Michael Green | 10月 27, 2015 | Categories: China, Freedom of Navigation, South China Sea, United States
After months of internal debate within the Obama admini […]
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