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US backs LNG and nuclear projects in the Philippines amid China concerns

The United States is supporting liquefied natural gas and nuclear-energy projects in the Philippines with an apparent strategic focus on China. The move links energy infrastructure cooperation to wider regional competition.

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Expanded US–Philippines energy and security cooperation could intensify strategic competition in the South China Sea region.

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