The president is due to travel to Hanoi after attending the Group of 20 meeting in India.
Biden’s planned visit to Vietnam marks an era of increasing diplomatic engagement between the two countries.SINGAPORE—The U.S.
is expected to upgrade its partnership with Vietnam during a visit by President Biden, marking an era of increasing engagement between the countries as Washington seeks to strengthen its relationships in the region in an
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