The Biden administration is making moves to strengthen relationships with countries in the Indo-Pacific region by submitting three key agreements to Congress. These agreements aim to solidify ties with critical allies and partners in a region increasingly influenced by China.
President Joe Biden has requested congressional approval for a civil nuclear cooperation deal with Thailand and the ratification of free association agreements with the Pacific island nations of Palau and the Marshall Islands. These agreements are part of efforts to enhance U.S. relations with these countries and their neighbors to counter China's growing influence.
