Senators Strengthen Ties in Asia Amid China's Growing Influence
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A bipartisan group of U.S. senators, including Jeanne Shaheen, John Curtis, Thom Tillis, and Jacky Rosen, embark on a mission to Japan and South Korea, reinforcing alliances against Chinas growing influence in Asia. This trip precedes President Trumps Beijing summit with Xi Jinping, as lawmakers assert their commitment to these partnerships, regardless of White House leadership. The senators will discuss economic ties, with Taiwan being a significant source of computer chips, contributing to a trade gap of nearly $127 billion. Despite broader concerns about U.S. actions in Venezuela and Iran, Congress is strengthening Indo-Pacific ties to maintain balance.
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