Trump, other Quad leaders to meet in Manila on Tuesday, sources say

GMA Network - Nov 14, 2026

Leaders of the US, Japan, Australia and India are expected to meet on Tuesday on the sidelines of a key Asian meeting in Manila, two people familiar with the planning said, marking the first summit of the "Quad" nations in two years.

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