Managing the growing competition between the United States and China is 'critically important' not only for both countries but also for their allies and partners in the Indo-Pacific, including the Philippines. ManilaBulletin READ:
Managing the growing competition between the United States and China is "critically important" not only for both countries but also for their allies and partners in the Indo-Pacific, including the Philippines.
There is a good reason why friendly relations between the US and China must be maintained. Manila, which is facing aggression from Beijing due to disagreement over the South China Sea, has the military backing of Washington. "We have made clear that we will stand up to and we will counter a range of concerns that we have with Chinese activities, including in the South China Sea and including those directed at some of our key partners and allies, such as the Philippines," he added, citing the importance of shared security and prosperity of the region.
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