U.S. Looks to Boost Regional Sway at US-ASEAN Summit

The Biden administration is hoping to find a receptive audience in areas such as maritime cooperation, sustainable development, connectivity and economic relations — and will likely avoid issues that raise obvious conflicts with Beijing.

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