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The Philippines and New Zealand have signed a military pact, allowing for joint exercises, as the Philippines strengthens its security alliances amid increasing aggression from China in the South China Sea. The agreement, known as the Status of Visiting Forces Agreement, requires ratification by the Philippine Senate. China has expressed concern over these security alliances, viewing them as unnecessary and potentially instigating regional conflicts.
Courtesy: wtop.com
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