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Why Does New President Biden Follow Old Policy on North Korea? Deterrence and engagement are possible, but putting Pyongyang in a corner through maximum pressure and demands for denuclearization could risk stumbling into war. At the first in-person bilateral meeting of his administration, President Joe Biden and Japanese Prime Minster Yoshihide Suga reaffirmed their mutual commitment to pursuing a denuclearized North Korea. These statements come nearly a month after President Biden singled out North Korea as Washington’s number one foreign policy challenge in response to Pyongyang’s recent ballistic missile tests. However, while the goal of a denuclearized North Korea is nearly considered gospel within the American foreign policy establishment, it would be remiss to allow such a misguided policy to go un-scrutinized. Viewed clearly, the aggressive pursuit of a denuclearized North Korea is not only founded on faulty assumptions, but it threatens to provoke the very nightmare W

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