U.S. President Donald Trump gave China a break in April on its tightening of control over Asia’s most hotly disputed sea.
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“The South China Sea will be an issue high on the agenda, or at least from the U.S. perspective,” says Yun Sun, senior associate with the East Asia Program under Washington-based think tank the Stimson Center.
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