Even without a flashy virtual Democratic National Convention to formally introduce his presidential campaign, Joe Biden would be well known worldwide. He was U.S. president Barack Obama’s second-in-command for eight years and sat on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee for decades, chairing it for several years.
Yet for all Biden’s foreign policy credentials – which several Convention speakers cited in their endorsements – his international agenda remains somewhat opaque. How would a President Biden face the disjointed and radically different world order left by his