Quad Leaders to Meet in Manila on Sidelines of Asian Summit
The leaders of the US, Japan, Australia, and India are expected to hold a "Quad" summit in Manila on Tuesday, on the sidelines of a major Asian meeting. Key agenda items are anticipated to include countering China's growing influence, maritime security, and ensuring free and unimpeded commercial shipping lanes.
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