Commentary In the new year, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has taken several actions to openly provoke conflict—in an attempt to pressure the incoming Joe Biden administration. North Korean regime leader Kim Jong Un recently threatened that the country would expand its nuclear arsenal, citing the United States’ “hostile” policies. He also disclosed a list of high-tech weapons systems that were being developed. Four years ago, Biden was the vice president. Four years later, the North Korean nuclear issue appears to be back in Biden’s hands. The Chinese regime is the North Korean regime’s biggest back politically and economically. Eager to pressure Biden and improve the China-U.S. relationship, the CCP has once again played the same trick with North Korea, trying to force Biden to negotiate with it as soon as possible, and, of course, hoping to defuse China-U.S. tensions. Iran is also driven by the CCP. It is ready …