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Marcos returns to the Philippines after addressing Australian parliament
President Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Jr. has returned to the Philippines after a two-day state visit to Australia.
He was the first Filipino leader to address the Australian Parliament, where he renewed his promise to defend Philippine sovereignty amid threats in the South China Sea.
President Marcos emphasized the Philippines' and Australia's role as proponents of the rules-based international order amidst current global geopolitical complexities.
He also urged developed countries to assist nations disproportionately affected by climate change.
During his visit, he held bilateral meetings with Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and other Australian lawmakers.
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