With Joe Biden in Charge, No More Flashy Kim Jong Un Summits
The president-elect will be the first to enter office with a North Korea that has shown an ability to hit the U.S. mainland with a missile, WSJ, By Andrew Jeong, Nov. 15, 2020 SEOUL—President-elect Joe Biden is expected to revert to a more conventional approach to negotiating with North Korea—one that mixes pressure with what he calls “principled diplomacy.”
The core problem for Mr. Biden will be moving the needle on a thorny foreign policy challenge that has stumped multiple American administrations—including President Obama for eight years and President Trump, who met North Korean leader Kim Jong Un three times.
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