The Philippines used to be home to two of the US military’s largest overseas installations, Clark Air Base and Subic Bay Naval Base, which were transferred to Philippine control in the 1990s.

Moves to counter China Increased access to military bases in the Philippines would potentially place US armed forces fewer than 200 miles south of Taiwan, the democratically ruled island of 24 ...

Not a day goes by in the Philippines without reports about new friction and arms sales. Elevated military spending is now ...

The Defense Department on Monday announced the locations of four new naval bases ... Philippines near the Spratly Islands, a major archipelago in the disputed South China Sea. Tensions between the ...

The U.S. will create two naval bases in the Cagayan province covering ... Beijing has reacted angrily to the expansion of the U.S. military in the Philippines. A spokesperson for China’s embassy ...

Maritime clashes between China and the Philippines over contested waters in the South China Sea threaten the balance of power ...

MANILA – The Philippines announced on Monday the locations of four additional military bases to be used by US troops, with one site near the hotly disputed South China Sea and another not far ...

O n March 14, 1947, the government of the Philippines and the United States concurred on the terms of a military base ...

The US is deploying its Navy-Marine Expeditionary Ship Interdiction System (Nmesis) on Philippine islands such as Batan to ...

As the U.S. military has been ramping up its training in the Philippines, American troops are an increasingly common sight.

The recent Senate elections in the Philippines delivered an unexpected result, sparking concerns among those closely ...