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Philippines, US, Japan, Australia militaries hold talks in Tokyo - Vimarsana News

Philippines, US, Japan, Australia militaries hold talks in Tokyo

Discussions 'focused on regional issues of common interest and more opportunities to expand cooperation,' says the AFP

How New Zealand is trying to expand military relations with its Pacific Island neighbors - Vimarsana News

How New Zealand is trying to expand military relations with its Pacific Island neighbors

Wellington’s overtures to the Pacific Island nations are starting to see results as its new approach to the region sees relations improve allowing for more in-depth defence engagement.

Philippines, Australia eye joint West Philippine Sea patrols - Vimarsana News

Philippines, Australia eye joint West Philippine Sea patrols

Australia and the Philippines are in talks for launching joint maritime patrols in the West Philippine Sea after Australian Deputy Prime Minister and defense chief Richard Marles arrived in Manila yesterday to seek deeper security relations between the two countries.

Prudent DFA stance not to invoke MDT - Vimarsana News

Prudent DFA stance not to invoke MDT

It was a prudent stance for the Department of Foreign Affairs that averted escalating the most recent tension sparked by China’s aggressive action in the West Philippine Sea.

Caution urged over Manila maneuvering - Vimarsana News

Caution urged over Manila maneuvering

Experts are urging countries to remain vigilant and avoid being coerced by others after the Philippines and Japan signed a military deal and after Manila belatedly began pointing an accusing finger at Beijing over a maritime incident on Feb 6.