Visits from Japanese and Filipino leaders highlight Biden's efforts to blunt China's aggression

President Joe Biden will host the first-ever leaders’ summit between the US, Japan and the Philippines this week, the latest attempt to draw Pacific allies and partners closer as the region grapples with China’s aggression and nuclear provocations from North Korea.

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