Post-Manila US pivot may be coming to South-east Asia

Faced with weaker Philippine-US ties, Washington will need other partners in South-east Asia

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Mass South-east Asian shift towards China is unlikely

There is speculation that the Philippine president's shift towards China might see other states follow

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As delegates prepare for the COP22 summit, states are attempting to implement the bold vision of the Paris Agreement

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Manila's ties to Washington will continue, unsteadily, while its infrastructure cooperation with Beijing will grow

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With the US election fast approaching, the most serious threats to rapprochement may come from within Cuba

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Many Greek citizens and businesses are willing but frequently unable to meet their payment obligations

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South-east Asia's dynamism will be driven by nations, not ASEAN, in coming years

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Shipping firm Hanjin, its creditors and its customers must work out how to deal with goods stranded aboard its ships

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Bilateral tensions jeopardise the future of the East African bloc and weaken the region's ability to address crises

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President Rodrigo Duterte is pushing for a more multilateral foreign policy, but could suffer politically

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