President Joe Biden is set to meet Chinese leader Xi Jinping for the first in-person meeting since he won the presidency. The two leaders will meet at the sidelines of the G20 summit in Bali where Biden will tell Xi that if Beijing doesn't help rein in North Korean military provocations that the U.S will expand its military presence in the region. U.S National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan told reporters about Biden's plan and that Washington sees North Korea as a threat to the U.S, Japan, and South Korea and to 'peace and stability across the entire region. Biden won’t make any demand of Xi but will share his perspective, Sullivan said.
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