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'US AID Is Not Charity': Rubio Drops Bombshell At ASEAM FM Meet, Briefs On Iran War
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6:30Now PlayingUS Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced $2.5 billion in US government and strategic investments for Southeast Asia, reaffirming Washington's commitment to strengthening ties with ASEAN. Speaking at the ASEAN meetings in Manila, Rubio said the investment would support regional development while advancing American strategic interests. Stressing that the funding was driven by national interest rather than charity, he said a stronger ASEAN also benefits the United States. The announcement comes as Washington seeks to deepen engagement in the Indo-Pacific amid growing geopolitical competition, expand economic partnerships, and reinforce cooperation on security, trade and regional stability across Southeast Asia.
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'US AID Is Not Charity': Rubio Drops Bombshell At ASEAM FM Meet, Briefs On Iran War
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