Debt ceiling crisis disrupts Biden's Asia plans and Quad meeting.

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Australia's ambassador to the U.S., Kevin Rudd, downplays concerns over President Biden's decision to postpone a security meeting with leaders of Australia, India, and Japan, known as the Quad. Rudd believes the postponement will have little impact on regional security or efforts to counter China's regional influence. He suggests taking a step back and not overreacting to the situation. The Quad meeting will still happen, but in Japan, and the content of the agenda will proceed. The relationship between Australia and the U.S. remains robust and intense, with engagement at the military level and collaboration on energy and infrastructure.
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- For Biden, Debt Limit Crisis Complicates Trip to Asia The New York Times
- Biden embarks on abbreviated overseas trip as debt ceiling deadline looms Fox News
- The debt ceiling crisis is distracting Biden from his geopolitical agenda Financial Times
- Quad meeting in Australia is canceled after Biden calls off trip to Sydney WUSF Public Media
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