The Hill: US to expand military, economic ties with Indo-Pacific, Blinken says
Secretary of State Antony Blinken on Tuesday spoke on how the U.S. will be expanding its military and economic presence in the Indo-Pacific region to advance what he called a shared vision of a "free and open Indo-Pacific."
Blinken gave an address in Jakarta, Indonesia, at Universitas Indonesia.
In his speech, Blinken laid out five goals the U.S. has for its involvement in the region: advancing a free and open Indo-Pacific; establishing stronger relations with neighboring countries like Australia, Japan and South Korea; promoting prosperity; building resilience; and bolstering security.
As part of advancing these goals, Blinken directly addressed China's "aggressive actions" in claiming open seas as part of its maritime territory.
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WNU Editor: China has responded to Blinken's remarks .... China responds to Blinken's 'aggressive actions' remarks (AFP).
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken Says US To Expand Military, Economic Ties With Indo-Pacific
Blinken vows more US military might in Indo-Pacific -- AP
Blinken touts deeper U.S. engagement amid concern over 'aggressive' China -- Reuters
Antony Blinken warns China to stop ‘aggressive actions’ in Asia-Pacific -- The Guardian/AFP
Blinken vows stronger Indo-Pacific ties, slams ‘aggressive’ China -- Al Jazeera
Blinken Advocates Partnership to Promote Free and Open Indo-Pacific -- VOA
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