WASHINGTON -- The first-ever trilateral summit among the U.S., Japan and the Philippines was held at the White House on Thursday, with all three leaders signaling that many more meetings would follow in the years to come.
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U.S.-Japan-Philippines hold first trilateral, with 'many more' to come
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From left, Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr., U.S. President Joe Biden and Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida line up for a photo ahead of the first trilateral summit at the White House on April 11. © Reuters
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