(CNN) As President Trump prepares to welcome Prime Minister Modi of India and President Moon of South Korea to Washington, he should strongly consider clearly telling both of them that President Obama's Asia rebalance strategy is alive and well. But two key questions also need to be answered for this Asia rebalance to continue. Is the Trump administration well-resourced enough to become more deeply engaged with multiple countries in Asia on regional security, economic growth, human rights, and peaceful dispute resolution? And do America's allies and enemies view the United States as a credible partner in executing this strategy?Samantha Vinograd: After withdrawing from Paris Climate Accords, Trump must convince Asian leaders that America means what it saysThis week's meetings with Prime Minister Modi and President Moon are his opportunity, Vinograd writes
The Asia rebalance in the age of _ requires a growing relationship with India.