No 'NEATO' likely, but Biden hopes to use summit to bind East Asian allies

Don't look for a "NEATO" -- a NATO-like military alliance for Northeast Asia -- to emerge from the much-touted Camp David summit President Biden is holding Friday with the leaders of South Korea and Japan, but the three leaders will still face pressure to formalize the foundations for trilateral strategic and economic cooperation.

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