Vice President Harris's trip to Southeast Asia will give the Biden administration an opportunity to put the focus back on countering China at a time when the U.S.’s chaotic exit from Afghanistan is raising questions about its reliability as an ally
A trip by Vice President Kamala Harris to Southeast Asia will give the Biden administration an opportunity to put the focus back on countering China at a time when the U.S.’sMs. Harris departs on Friday for Singapore and Vietnam, visits that will be the culmination of months of diplomatic outreach to the region, underscoring a shift in priorities away from the war on terror and towardDuring her trip, Ms.
Ms. Harris will also meet with government officials and business leaders to speak about supply-chain issues. The Biden administration has been working to address a
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