The administration of President Joe Biden says its review of North Korea policy will be finished in coming months.- Reuters
SEOUL (Reuters): With US policy toward North Korea in limbo as the new administration in Washington conducts a months-long policy review, former officials and experts are sparring over whether to shift focus from seeking the North s full denuclearisation.
The administration of President Joe Biden says its review of North Korea policy will be finished in coming months, before announcing its plans for handling a rolling crisis that has bedevilled generations of US presidents.
In his first major speech outlining Biden s top foreign policy priorities, Secretary of State Antony Blinken on Wednesday (March 3) focused on China, only mentioning North Korea as one of several countries that present serious challenges .
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Published: 04 Mar 2021 06:49 PM BdST
Updated: 04 Mar 2021 06:49 PM BdST Kim Jong Un, North Korea s leader, attends a meeting with Nguyen Thi Kim Ngan, chairwoman of Vietnam s National Assembly, at the National Assembly in Hanoi, Vietnam, on Friday, March 1, 2019. SeongJoon Cho/Pool via Reuters
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The administration of President Joe Biden says its review of North Korea policy will be finished in coming months, before announcing its plans for handling a rolling crisis that has bedevilled generations of US presidents.
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Summary: Holding elections wouldn t solve all the problems Palestinians face, but they could lead to a semblance of unity, or at least modest signs of renewal and better coordination
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After fifteen years without Palestinian elections, Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas is now calling for not just one but three of them this year. This includes Palestinian Authority (PA) legislative elections slated for May 22, followed by PA presidential elections on July 31, and then Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) parliamentary elections for the Palestinian National Council (PNC) a month later.