U.S. President Joe Biden talked with Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga over the phone on January 28. The American president's first phone call with the Japanese leader since his inauguration shows that the Biden administration seeks to restore cooperation with allies to resolve the North Korean nuclear issue. Here is Dr. Oh Gyeong-seob from the Korea Institute for National Unification to explain what Biden and Suga talked about during their phone conversation the two leaders promised to strengthen cooperation within an informal security consultative group, known as Quad, which is the four-country alliance among the U.S., Japan, Australia and India. Apparently,
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