US: Joe Biden hosts ASEAN leaders amid concerns over China
By DW
14 May 2022 |
12:47 pm
The White House has announced a cash injection to boost Southeast Asia's climate, maritime and public health infrastructure as ASEAN leaders discuss shared concerns over China's rise in the region.
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