South Korea’s Moon and Japan’s Suga are Biden’s first two visitors to the US, underscoring Asia’s importance

South Korea’s Moon and Japan’s Suga are Biden’s first two visitors to the US, underscoring Asia’s importance

The White House is, once again, attempting to navigate a pivot to Asia. But seemingly intractable problems in the Middle East are still drawing focus away from issues of the Indo-Pacific.

As the world watches to see if a newly announced ceasefire between Israel and Hamas will hold — following the bloodiest conflict between the two sides since 2014 — United States President Joe Biden will host his South Korean counterpart Moon Jae-in for an important summit that may set the tone for how the longtime allies work together for the next several months.
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