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Marcos-Biden meet sends positive signal about US-PH alliance
Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. and US President Joe Biden met to reaffirm the "critical" alliance between their nations, acknowledging past "rocky times" but stressing its importance.
Both leaders discussed the situation in the South China Sea, underscoring their commitment to freedom of navigation and peaceful dispute resolution.
Marcos echoed the sentiment, stating that the US role in regional peace is highly appreciated by the Philippines.
However, Marcos also suggested that the Philippines and the US could "redefine" their long-standing ties in light of current global challenges.
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