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Expect more joint South China Sea patrols, US says ahead of summits with allies

Joint patrols in the South China Sea involving the US, Australia, the Philippines, and Japan are expected to increase following recent drills.
New Zealand will deploy an aircraft to monitor illegal ship-to-ship transfers by North Korea.
Japan is considering enhancing defense and security cooperation with the US, including potential involvement in the AUKUS security pact.

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The Hindu

T.N. police to coordinate with A.P. counterparts to curb smuggling of PDS rice

A coordination meeting between officers of the two forces discussed means to curb smuggling through intensive checks, sharing of information, and collaborating with the Railway police

24 days ago·India

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Channel News Asia

Expect more joint South China Sea patrols, US says ahead of summits with allies

WASHINGTON: More joint patrols can be expected in the South China Sea after drills by the United States, Austr

25 days ago·Singapore

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TASS [🇷🇺-affiliated]

Drills in South China Sea aimed at NATO expansion, Russian diplomat says

According to Maria Zakharova, the world majority understands that "such expansion of the West is not aimed at ensuring and strengthening regional security"

24 days ago·Moscow, Russian Federation

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The Straits Times

Expect more joint South China Sea patrols, US says ahead of summits with allies

WASHINGTON - More joint patrols can be expected in the South China Sea after drills by the United States, Australia, the Philippines and Japan last weekend, U.S. national security adviser Jake Sullivan said on Tuesday, ahead of U.S. summits this week with the Japanese and Philippine leaders. Read more at straitstimes.com.

25 days ago·Singapore

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GMA Filipino News

More joint patrols in West PH Sea 'feasible' —AFP

The Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) on Wednesday said that holding more joint patrols with allied countries in the West Philippine Sea (WPS) in the coming days is "feasible."

24 days ago·Q C, Philippines

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Nikkei

Malaysia's largest port to double capacity to chase Singapore

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24 days ago·Japan

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