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Philippines, Australia sign updated defence agreement

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Briefings

Australia and the Philippines signed an updated defence agreement on November 15, 2026, formalizing cooperation in maritime activities, information sharing, and infrastructure. The pact expands existing security frameworks to address evolving regional challenges. This development strengthens bilateral military capabilities and facilitates joint operations in the South China Sea and surrounding waters.

Key points

• Australia and the Philippines signed an updated defence pact on November 15, 2026, covering maritime activities, information-sharing, and infrastructure cooperation.
• The agreement expands existing security frameworks to address evolving regional challenges and facilitates joint operations in the South China Sea.

Context

This bilateral agreement strengthens security ties between Australia and the Philippines, enhancing capabilities in the South China Sea and surrounding waters.

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