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Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. will visit the White House to strengthen U.S.-Philippines ties amid rising tensions in the Indo-Pacific. The focus is on security and economics, with China's assertiveness in the South China Sea being a key concern. The U.S. sees China as its primary competitor and aims to counter its influence. Trade talks are expected, with potential tariffs on Filipino goods unless a deal is struck.
Courtesy: WTOP Staff
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