In a region under 'threat,' Marcos presents to Australia a Philippines on the frontlines

This is AI generated summarization, which may have errors. For context, always refer to the full article. The Philippine president draws on history during a visit where the outcomes - in talk and in documents - look toward the future as the Indo-Pacific deals with actions that 'undermine regional peace, erode regional stability, and threaten regional success' In his first visit to Canberra as commander-in-chief, Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Thursday, February 29, spoke of a Philippines that was on the "frontline" against "actions that undermine regional peace." "We must reinforce each other's strengths. We must protect the peace…