Trump says U.S. struck trade, military deal with the Philippines; Manila has not confirmed
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最新报道：Former U.S. President Donald Trump announced plans to impose new tariffs on Philippine imports and expand military cooperation during a Manila visit, aiming to counter China's influence in the region. The proposed 15% tariff on electronics and agricultural goods could impact $3.8 billion in bilateral trade, while joint naval exercises will increase under a revised defense pact. Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. welcomed the economic and security partnership, though local manufacturers warned of potential price hikes. The moves come as China accelerates infrastructure investments in Southeast Asia, with analysts noting this marks Trump's most assertive Asia-Pacific policy shift since leaving office.
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