Andrea Chloe Wong
Biography
Publications
Andrea Chloe Wong has a PHD in Political Science at the University of Canterbury in New Zealand. She formerly served as a Senior Foreign Affairs Research Specialist at the Foreign Service Institute of the Department of Foreign Affairs Philippines. She is a Non-Resident Research Fellow at the Institute of Indo-Pacific Affairs in New Zealand.
Chronicles of corruption
The public outcry against systemic corruption in Indonesia, Nepal and the Philippines exposes government greed and elite excess amid widespread poverty.
Food Delivery: The Filipino documentary film that exposes China
China’s efforts to block a Philippine documentary reveal its habit of media censorship and increasing diplomatic overreach.
Keeping up with the Dutertes, a model Philippine political dynasty
The preservation of power within families makes for an unhealthy democracy.
With New Zealand the latest to join, the Philippines is building a network of defence partners amid South China Sea tensions
Manila is expanding military cooperation beyond traditional allies as ASEAN solidarity wavers and with US commitments uncertain.
Duterte’s ICC arrest: A day of reckoning
Duterte’s legal battle puts the spotlight on the International Criminal Court and the future of Philippine politics.
A family feud in the Philippines
The 2025 midterm election is primed to be a proxy war between the Marcos and Duterte clans, and a prelude to the 2028 presidential race.
Marcos has turned the Philippines towards America – not without risks
An expanded US military presence will benefit efforts to stand up to China. But Filipinos are wary of the social cost.
ICC pushes probe on the Philippines’ drug war
President Marcos’ decision not to participate in an international investigation is a setback for human rights.
Bongbong Marcos closes in on the Philippines presidency
A significant polling lead for the late dictator’s son reveals a political resurrection and a fragile democracy.
