That's why Joe Biden postponed the coming to Asia

International Desk: US President Joe Biden has postponed an upcoming visit to Asia due to the debt crisis. He will return to Washington soon for talks to avert a possible debt crisis. The White House said on Tuesday. Biden went to Japan on Wednesday for the G-7 summit, but canceled subsequent trips to Papua New Guinea and Australia to deal with the domestic crisis over raising the US debt ceiling.

The White House said in a statement, "President Biden will return to the United States on Sunday to meet with congressional leaders after the conclusion of the G-7 summit to work on a deadline to avert a crisis." Will continue to work with. So that it can reach the president's desk. After the A-7 summit, Biden was scheduled to attend a meeting of Quad leaders in Sydney, which will bring together the United States, Australia, Japan and India.

But the White House said Biden called Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese to cancel the visit and invited him to make a state visit to Washington at an unspecified date. A US President was scheduled to visit Papua New Guinea on his first 'historic' visit. Because Washington is fighting with Beijing for influence in the region.

 

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