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The Role of Congress In Shaping US Policy on North Korea

The US-Asia Institute and the National Committee on North Korea invite you to join us for a special briefing featuring Michael Schiffer, former Senior Advisor & Counselor, Senate Foreign Relations Committee and Keith Luse, President, National Committee on North Korea. The panelists will discuss Michael's recent report, "The Role and Authorities of the Executive Branch and Congress for the Implementation of a Potential North Korea Agreement", which highlights the potential legal, political, diplomatic, and operational considerations for future US-DPRK policy.

This event is by invitation only and is intended for congressional staff. If you have questions about the event please reach out to usai@usasiainstitute.org.

Earlier Event: February 11
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