Joe Biden entered the presidency with long record on a broad range of foreign policy issues, and he has conformed closely to expectations. But the years ahead will show how effective he will be in the fundamentally altered geopolitical landscape of a multipolar world.
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When President-elect Joe Biden assumes office in January, he will be compelled to deal with the most important and ferociously complicated geopolitical question the United States faces today: how to manage its relations with China. Fellow Joe Barnes explains how the U.S.-China situation differs from the Cold War dynamic, and how the U.S. will best be served in the years ahead. Continue Reading