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Biden Vows To Stand With Southeast Asia In Defending Freedom Of Seas, Democracy
President Joe Biden said on Wednesday the United States would stand with Southeast Asian allies in defending freedom of the seas, democracy and human rights and backed efforts to hold the Myanmar junta accountable to its commitments to peace.
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US In Touch With Nations Like India, Japan On Myanmar: Official
Terming the military detention of civilian leaders in Myanmar a coup, a senior State Department official on Tuesday said the US is in touch with like-minded allies like India and Japan on the latest developments in the Southeast Asian nation as they have better contact with the military there.
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Mike Pompeo Says US Not Asking ASEAN Allies To "Choose" On China
US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo insisted Thursday that Washington was not asking Southeast Asian nations to "choose" between his country and rival power China, as he trailed a rebooted security and trade strategy at a Bangkok summit.
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US Defense Chief James Mattis In Asia, Will Discuss North Korea Crisis With Allies
US Defense Secretary James Mattis said he would talk with Asian allies about North Korea and the crisis caused by Pyongyang's "reckless" provocations, as he kicked off a week-long trip to the region on Monday to meet defense chiefs in the Philippines. Mattis' trip to Asia, which will also include stops in Thailand and South Korea, comes just weeks ...
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US, Allies Slam Chinese Island-Building
The United States, Australia and Japan on Monday denounced Beijing's island-building and militarisation of the South China Sea, in contrast to the increasingly tepid response from Southeast Asian nations over the festering issue.
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Philippines, Vietnam Boost Ties As China Sea Feuds Fester
The Philippines and Vietnam signed a strategic partnership today deepening security ties in the face of Beijing's increased assertiveness in the disputed South China Sea.
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US President Barack Obama Offers Southeast Asian Allies Military Aid as China Tensions Rise
US President Barack Obama today offered the Philippines a warship as part of a $250-million aid package to Southeast Asian allies worried about Chinese efforts to control the South China Sea.
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US Pledges $259 Million to Southeast Asian Nations for Maritime Security
The United States said today it would provide $259 million to its Southeast Asian allies for maritime security, as tensions rise over Beijing's island-building in the disputed South China Sea.
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US, Australia Warn China on Sea Access
The United States and its Pacific ally Australia warned China on Tuesday that they remain committed to freedom of navigation in the waters of the South China Sea.
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Biden Vows To Stand With Southeast Asia In Defending Freedom Of Seas, Democracy
President Joe Biden said on Wednesday the United States would stand with Southeast Asian allies in defending freedom of the seas, democracy and human rights and backed efforts to hold the Myanmar junta accountable to its commitments to peace.
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US In Touch With Nations Like India, Japan On Myanmar: Official
Terming the military detention of civilian leaders in Myanmar a coup, a senior State Department official on Tuesday said the US is in touch with like-minded allies like India and Japan on the latest developments in the Southeast Asian nation as they have better contact with the military there.
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Mike Pompeo Says US Not Asking ASEAN Allies To "Choose" On China
US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo insisted Thursday that Washington was not asking Southeast Asian nations to "choose" between his country and rival power China, as he trailed a rebooted security and trade strategy at a Bangkok summit.
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US Defense Chief James Mattis In Asia, Will Discuss North Korea Crisis With Allies
US Defense Secretary James Mattis said he would talk with Asian allies about North Korea and the crisis caused by Pyongyang's "reckless" provocations, as he kicked off a week-long trip to the region on Monday to meet defense chiefs in the Philippines. Mattis' trip to Asia, which will also include stops in Thailand and South Korea, comes just weeks ...
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US, Allies Slam Chinese Island-Building
The United States, Australia and Japan on Monday denounced Beijing's island-building and militarisation of the South China Sea, in contrast to the increasingly tepid response from Southeast Asian nations over the festering issue.
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Philippines, Vietnam Boost Ties As China Sea Feuds Fester
The Philippines and Vietnam signed a strategic partnership today deepening security ties in the face of Beijing's increased assertiveness in the disputed South China Sea.
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US President Barack Obama Offers Southeast Asian Allies Military Aid as China Tensions Rise
US President Barack Obama today offered the Philippines a warship as part of a $250-million aid package to Southeast Asian allies worried about Chinese efforts to control the South China Sea.
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US Pledges $259 Million to Southeast Asian Nations for Maritime Security
The United States said today it would provide $259 million to its Southeast Asian allies for maritime security, as tensions rise over Beijing's island-building in the disputed South China Sea.
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US, Australia Warn China on Sea Access
The United States and its Pacific ally Australia warned China on Tuesday that they remain committed to freedom of navigation in the waters of the South China Sea.
