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The Philippines and the United States will sign a military intelligence-sharing agreement on Monday, deepening their security ties. The General Security of Military Information Agreement (GSOMIA) allows both countries to securely share military information. The relationship has strengthened under Presidents Joe Biden and Ferdinand Marcos Jr, with both leaders seeking to counter China's perceived aggressive policies in the South China Sea and near Taiwan.
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