How Might Joe Biden as President Deal with Korea?
07 November 2020
What could we expect President-elect Biden to do with regard to policy on North and South Korea when he moves into the Oval Office?
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How Might Joe Biden as President Deal with Korea?
By Robert R. King In 2001, Senator Joe Biden became Chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. At the time, I was Chief of Staff for ...