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Philippine authorities on Nov. 14, 2026 ramp up security across Manila ahead of the Asean (Association of Southeast Asian Nations) Summit as regional leaders gather for the biennial event. Police and military personnel have increased patrols around key venues in the Philippines's capital in anticipation of protests against Trump's arrival. According to reports by local media, the US president is expected to arrive right before the close of the summit and will be the last leader scheduled to reach Manila for the gathering. World leaders attending the summit are expected to discuss energy security, and transboundary pollution, Myanmar's prolonged crisis, tensions between Thailand and Cambodia.

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