Encourage the White House to invest more funds, and American parliamentarians push the "Indo -Pacific participation bill" against China

[Global Times Comprehensive Report] According to the British "Financial Times" reported on the 19th, the two -party member of the United States will propose a legislation this week to encourage the White House to use more funds in the Indo -Pacific region to help fight against China.

The article said that Biden promised to focus on policies for China when he came to power, but some were worried that the United States had not invested in resources that consistent with their remarks. With the US government's huge funding support for Ukraine, the voice of this concern was amplified. Bella, Chairman of the Asia -Pacific Group of the U.S. House of Representatives from the Democratic House of Representatives, and Chamber member of the group's number one Republican party, hoping that the "Indo -Pacific Participation Act" will narrow the gap in American words and deeds. The proposal will require the US State Department of East Asia and the Pacific Affairs Bureau to coordinate with the Asian Bureau of the South Asian Affairs Bureau and the US International Development Agency to the Asian Agency to submit a report to Congress each year to list The resources required for the National Security Strategy Report. The bill aims to give officials responsible for Asian affairs more right to speak to fight for regional funding.

The proposal echoed the "Pacific deterrence plan" adopted by the United States in 2020, and the latter gave the Indo -Pacific Command a greater right to speak during the budget of the Pentagon. Some analysts believe that the proposal helps to solve the lack of investment in the Indo -Pacific region in the Indo -Pacific region in the middle and long period of diplomacy, while Beijing has continuously invested a lot of time, funds and attention in the past 10 years (to the area). (Wang Huicong)

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