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President Joe Biden has accomplished the unthinkable. Following a Camp David summit earlier this month, South Korea, Japan, and the United States have joined a ground-breaking trilateral agreement to protect the interests of the nations in the Pacific region. But Biden's attempt at uniting two notoriously unfriendly global powers is ultimately destined to fail without the support of Southeast Asian nations who are crucial to combatting increasingly nefarious threats in the South China Sea. These nations, most of which are members of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations group, could benefit from a similar U.S.-led alliance, but leaders like Biden...
