North Korea’s nuclear-armed dictatorship and the authoritarian government of Russia are moving closer together in an alliance aimed at undermining U.S. influence and threatening America’s allies. National Security Editor Guy Taylor sits down with former U.S. intelligence official and longtime diplomat Joseph DeTrani to discuss how the new Moscow-Pyongyang alliance intersects with the Ukraine war, China and President Biden’s ’strategic patience’ policy, in comparison to former President Trump’s pursuit of direct summits with Kim Jong-un.

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National Security Editor Guy Taylor sits down with former U.S. intelligence official and longtime diplomat Joseph DeTrani to discuss how the new Moscow-Pyongyang alliance intersects with the Ukraine war, China and President Biden’s ‘strategic patience’ policy, in comparison to former President Trump’s pursuit of direct summits with Kim Jong-un.{ai:summary}North Korea and Russia are locking arms like two thieves in the night, each plotting against the United States and its allies. Ex-intelligence man Joseph DeTrani weighs in on this brewing storm, linking it to the chaos in Ukraine and the chess game with China.Biden’s method of strategic patience contrasts sharply with Trump’s bold summits, revealing the shifting gears of power in a dangerous world. #foreignaffairs

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