Blinken vows to counter "Beijing's aggressive actions" in Indo-Pacific

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US secretary of state Antony Blinken vowed to increase American presence in the Indo-Pacific to counter China’s “aggressive actions” in the region, speaking at the University of Indonesia in Jakarta on Tuesday.
“Threats are evolving, our security approach has to evolve with them. To do that, we will lean on our greatest strength: our alliances and partnerships,” Blinken said.
“We will advance a free and open Indo-Pacific in which problems will be dealt with openly, rules will be reached transparently and applied fairly, goods and ideas and people will flow freely – across land, cyberspace, and the open seas,” the secretary added.
Blinken’s visit to Indonesia is the first stop in his ASEAN tour.
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