Blinken, Austin to visit Manila, Tokyo for fresh ‘2+2’ meetings

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THE United States’ top diplomatic and defense officials are coming to the Philippines next week to meet their Filipino counterparts and discuss wide range of bilateral strategic issues including the West Philippine Sea and boosting economic cooperation.

Blinken, Austin to visit Manila, Tokyo for fresh ‘2+2’ meetings File photo: (from left to right) US Secretary of State Antony J.

In a separate statement, the US State Department said the South China Sea disputes will be in the agenda.“They will discuss ways to deepen coordination on shared challenges, including in the South China Sea, and advance our bilateral economic agenda,” the State Department said.