Joe Biden On His Foreign Policy Agenda

THE U.S. ELECTION

“We have to prove to the world that the United States is prepared to lead again,” Joe Biden wrote in Foreign Affairs. If Biden wins the presidential election, he will face a host of foreign policy challenges upon taking office, from climate change and the pandemic to relations with China and Russia. His essays in our pages reveal how a Biden administration would approach the task.

Why America Must Lead Again

Rescuing U.S. Foreign Policy After Trump

By Joseph R. Biden, Jr.

How to Stand Up to the Kremlin

Defending Democracy Against Its Enemies

By Joseph R. Biden, Jr., and Michael Carpenter

Building on Success

Opportunities for the Next Administration

By Joseph R. Biden, Jr.

For more, read essays by Biden’s past and present foreign policy advisers:

“Competition Without Catastrophe” by Kurt M. Campbell and Jake Sullivan
“How to Prevent a War in Asia” by Michèle A. Flournoy
“Trump’s Trade War Is the Wrong Way to Compete With China” by Tom Donilon
“How to Lead in a Time of Pandemic” by Nicholas Burns
“America’s Opportunity in the Middle East” by Daniel Benaim and Jake Sullivan
“Battlefield Internet” by Michèle A. Flournoy and Michael Sulmeyer
“More, Less, or Different? Where U.S. Foreign Policy Should—and Shouldn’t—Go From Here” by Jake Sullivan

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