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SYDNEY -- The United States will increase its rotational military presence in Australia, while the countries move forward with plans to co-develop guided missiles, top officials said following a high-level meeting in the U.S.
As a rule, the US secretary of state does not attend the funeral of the general secretary of a Communist party.
Austin visited the base in Subic Bay, located in Zambales province north of Manila, as the final stop on his 11-day trip through the Indo-Pacific last week alongside Secretary of State Antony Blinken. Austin previously visited the base in April 2023.
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A recent announcement by the United States to allocate half a billion dollars in military funding to the Philippines is seen as timely by analysts as Manila is facing financial constraints to address the complex challenges posed by the South China Sea dispute.
MANILA – Marking a first, the Philippines hosted “two-plus-two” talks between American and Filipino defense and diplomatic chiefs.
SINGAPORE (AP) — With large parts of the world in turmoil and deep uncertainty over the future direction of America’s global role, U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken sought this week to project an aura of calm normalcy as he traveled through Asia on his first overseas mission since President Joe Biden jolted the 2024 presidential race with his withdrawal.
Observers point to encouraging initiatives relating to cyberspace, artificial intelligence and maritime security that also emerged from the talks, particularly a maritime legal dialogue to build expertise on international law.