Biden's booster plan for the Asia-Pacific hits a hurdle

Joe Biden began his presidency with the Asia-Pacific region as the focal point of his foreign policy. Yet, almost two and a half years later, the continuing conflict in Ukraine has dramatically recast his international priorities. With the war in Europe now more than 450 days old, the biggest international legacy that Biden will leave as president — especially if he fails to

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