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Radio Free Asia
April 5, 2021

Jessica Lee, a senior researcher at the Quincy Institute, told Free Asia Broadcasting that in the first quarter of the 117th Congress, the Biden administration will be newly established and it will take time to review North Korea policy. She pointed out that it is different from the last session.

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Business Recorder
April 4, 2021

“Proximity talks are a creative solution to overcoming the current impasse,” said Suzanne DiMaggio, a senior fellow at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace and board chair at the Quincy Institute for Responsible Statecraft.

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Defense One
April 1, 2021

As David Adler and Stephen Wertheim wrote in The Guardian in December, “The commanding crises of our century cannot be found in the conflict between countries. Instead, they are common among them.”

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Inkstick Media
March 31, 2021

Inkstick asked Bassam Alahmad, Annelle Sheline, and Adam Weinstein for their rapid-fire recommendations for the Biden administration on three of the most significant, and catastrophic, conflicts raging today: Syria, Yemen and Afghanistan.

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O Globo Mundo
March 29, 2021

Preocupa-me que o grupo de assessores que Biden escolheu tenha alguns hábitos entranhados. E um desses hábitos é ceder posição para os falcões do Partido Democrata no Congresso — disse Wertheim.

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Financial Times
March 25, 2021

Jessica Lee, a researcher with the Quincy Institute, a think-tank, said the longer Kim and Biden both placed unrealistic conditions for returning to talks, the higher the chances were that military provocations such as missile tests could flare into war.

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Vox
March 25, 2021

“Assurances that we will leave Afghanistan within a year are empty without a clear strategy to do that,” Adam Weinstein, a former Marine who served in Afghanistan and is now at the Quincy Institute for Responsible Statecraft, said.

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NK News
March 18, 2021

“If President Biden clearly articulated his vision toward a more peaceful and stable Korean Peninsula and presented a step-by-step process for getting there, I believe North Koreans would listen,” said Jessica J. Lee, a senior research fellow at the Quincy Institute for Responsible Statecraft.

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Mother Jones
March 18, 2021

“You can’t have a peaceful Afghanistan while having a permanent U.S. presence because the presence of U.S. troops is partly what drives the Taliban to fight in the first place,” Adam Weinstein said.

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The New York Times
March 18, 2021

“The Biden administration has bought the Trump analysis that these sanctions give America leverage, even though the sanctions didn’t give Trump any leverage on Iran,” said Joseph Cirincione.

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Financial Times
March 17, 2021

Jessica Lee, a researcher with the Quincy Institute, a U.S. think-tank, said rather than reinvigorate Trump’s diplomatic efforts, “the Biden administration seems to be leaning towards maximum inflexibility”.

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USA Today
March 17, 2021

Adam Weinstein, a research fellow at the Quincy Institute and Afghanistan veteran, said the Biden administration’s decision should be guided by America’s strategic interests, which is to leave Afghanistan after 20 years of costly conflict.

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