Obama Will Pledge To Increase America's Military Presence In The Asia-Pacific Region When He Begins Australia Tour -- Daily Mail
Barack Obama will unveil plans to deepen America's military presence in the Asia-Pacific region during a trip to Australia, which begins tomorrow.
The President is visiting the country in a bid to boost ties with the U.S. ally and amid growing tensions over the South China sea.
The shipping lane is worth more than $5trillion in annual trade and the United States and has been previously been described as 'incredibly vital' to the region.
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More News On America's Growing Presence In the Asian-Pacific Region
Obama Goes ‘Down Under’ to Boost U.S. Influence in Pacific -- ABC News
US, Asia deepen security ties amid China challenge -- AP
Obama Visit to Australia Seen as Part of US Shift toward Asia -- Voice of America
US military boost no threat to China ties, says Gillard -- Sydney Morning Herald
Obama to vow bigger Asia footprint on Pacific tour -- Reuters
Analysis: Obama's Pacific aspirations strain ties with China -- Reuters
China-USA: global rivalry -- RT
Obama to China: 'Act like a grown-up' -- BBC
US is fed up with China: Obama -- Times of India
Quietly, the U.S. Embarks on an East Asia Offensive -- Ishaan Tharoor, Time
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