United States of America and Republic of Philippines reached agreement where us agreed to deliver for Filipinos, American warships, planes and troops greater access to bases in the archipelago. Pact was centerpiece of President Obama's visit in Malysia on Monday. “We’re not doing this because of China,” assured Evan Madeiros, senior director for Asian affairs at the National Security Council. “We’re doing this because we have a longstanding alliance partner.” USA comes to presence in the country first time since giving up naval and air force bases in Philippines since 1992. This movement is criticized by specialists of international relationships because it can be understood by China as an provocation. Others, say that's it's one of the greatest Obama's achievements.
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