Coverage dated October 25, 2021

Biden announces $102M to support Southeast Asian nations

Headline from The Hill

President Biden on Tuesday announced the U.S. will provide $102 million to support Southeast Asia nations’ recovery from COVID-19, address climate change, promote economic growth and develop human capital.

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  1. Politico

    Biden to announce $100 million spending at ASEAN summit (opens Politico)

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    Biden is set to participate on Tuesday morning in a virtual summit with the 10-member Association of Southeast Asian Nations.

  2. The Hill

    Biden announces $102M to support Southeast Asian nations (opens The Hill)

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    President Biden on Tuesday announced the U.S. will provide $102 million to support Southeast Asia nations’ recovery from COVID-19, address climate change, promote economic growth and develop human capital.

  3. MyNorthwest

    Biden announces $100 million spending at ASEAN summit (opens MyNorthwest)

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    WASHINGTON (AP) -- President Joe Biden on Tuesday announced a $100 million initiative meant to beef up the U.S. relationship with the organization of

  4. Gopusa

    Biden pledges $100M in taxpayer money to Southeast Asia bloc to reach ‘challenges of 21st century’ (opens Gopusa)

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    During a summit Tuesday with a unified bloc of 10 Southeast Asian nations, President Joe Biden announced a $100 million initiative that he said is a measure of support for the region in the face of growing Chinese influence.

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