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In this exclusive interview, US Undersecretary of State for Economic Affairs Jacob Helberg discusses the AI battle between Washington and Beijing, talks American efforts to end dependence on China’s rare earths, and gives a commitment to the Philippines on the Pax Silica Initiative.
Updated: 28 Jul, 2026 Advertisement
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Exclusive | Philippines, sovereignty, Pax Silica Industrial Hub – how US’ Helberg sees it #
Senior US official tackles suggestions that Manila’s jurisdiction could be eroded by a joint supply chain project.
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