Biden needs to go all in on ASEAN Bart Edes, opinion contributor © Getty Images Biden needs to go all in on ASEAN
As Joe Biden prepares to assume the presidency, foreign policy will be high on his agenda, including U.S. relations with Asia. In this context, boosting economic relations with the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) must be a priority.
ASEAN comprises a diverse mix of ten Southeast Asian countries, including: the sprawling archipelagic nation of Indonesia; land-locked, mountainous Laos, and the high-tech financial center that is Singapore. Brunei, Cambodia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Thailand, and Vietnam round out the membership. ASEAN countries boast a population of 670 million - more than the European Union, the United Kingdom and Canada combined.
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