August 26, 2026
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1:23Now PlayingU.S. Presidents have been trying to focus foreign policy on Asia for decades — for almost as long as conflicts in the Middle East have been disrupting that plan. NPR White House Correspondent Emily Feng tells “Sources & Methods” host Mary Louise Kelly that this pattern may have given China a strategic advantage.
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