Survey shows majority of Filipinos back joint military exercises

A recent survey by OCTA Research found that 71 percent of Filipinos believe joint military exercises in the West Philippine Sea will benefit the country.

The survey conducted from March 19 to 25 and commissioned by the Armed Forces of the Philippines showed 71 percent support. Fourteen percent said the exercises would be harmful while seven percent saw no effect. It had 1,200 respondents and a margin of error of plus or minus three percent. The results were released upon the AFP's request. OCTA Research said the findings carry implications for defense policy and pointed to a need for more inclusive public communication across regions.

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US and Philippine officials shaking hands at defense treaty signing in Singapore
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Philippine, US bolster defense ties, reaffirm treaty

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US and Philippine defense officials reaffirmed their mutual defense treaty and signed a new security agreement during the Shangri-La Dialogue in Singapore.

A new Pulse Asia survey found that 86 percent of Filipinos want the government to defend the West Philippine Sea by forming alliances with like-minded countries, in line with the 2016 arbitral award.

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A new Social Weather Stations survey finds that 45% of Filipinos want the government to focus on modernizing the Armed Forces of the Philippines and the Philippine Coast Guard to protect maritime rights. Reinforcing alliances ranked second at 33%.

The Philippine Coast Guard took part in maritime security drills with the United States Coast Guard and Mexican Navy in Hawaii on July 16 as part of the Rim of the Pacific Exercise 2026.

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A new Pew Research Center survey found that 68% of adults in the Philippines expressed confidence in U.S. President Donald Trump, the highest among 36 countries polled.

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