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Quad summit shows strengths and limits of Biden’s foreign policy
The US-crafted ‘lattice of cooperation’ in Asia is a success, but the structure has inherent limitations.
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US President Joe Biden (centre), alongside (from left) Australian PM Anthony Albanese, Indian PM Narendra Modi and Japanese PM Fumio Kishida, at the Quadrilateral Summit in Wilmington, Delaware, on Sept 21.
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Susannah Patton
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The recent Quad summit was something of a victory lap for President Joe Biden’s Asia strategy.
Despite global challenges – Afghanistan, Ukraine and Gaza – the Biden administration has strengthened US alliances and partnerships in the region almost beyond recognition.
