Ever since talks between North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and U.S. President Donald Trump broke down in 2019, relations between Washington and Pyongyang have been in a holding pattern.
But as President-elect Joe Biden’s administration prepares to take the White House in January, a whole new team of advisers and policymakers will seek answers from the tumultuous past to maybe — finally — go down a new path and make a breakthrough with North Korea.
Ever since talks between North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and U.S. President Donald Trump broke down in 2019, relations between Washington and Pyongyang have been in a holding pattern.
But as President-elect Joe Biden’s administration prepares to take the White House in January, a whole new team of advisers and policymakers will seek answers from the tumultuous past to maybe — finally — go down a new path and make a breakthrough with North Korea.
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