How Does the Current Break from North Korean Missile Tests Rank Among Others?
If the current break continues past the proposed Trump-Kim summit in May, it could potentially be the fourth longest gap in missile testing.
Why North Korean Silence on the Trump-Kim Summit?
North Korea has remained silent on the invitation and the decision to have a summit meeting. This has led to speculation about North Korea’s true intent.
The Kim-Xi Summit and the Implications for North Korean Denuclearization
If Trump’s decision to meet with Kim was unexpected, Xi’s desire to meet with Kim prior to his summit meetings with Trump shouldn’t come as a surprise.
How is Pyongyang Controlling its Won?
With a near Chinese embargo on exports causing an outflow of reserve dollars, how is North Korea maintaining stability in the domestic money supply.
Music Diplomacy: South Korean Artists Will Head to North Korea for Pyongyang Concerts
A group of South Korean musicians will head to Pyongyang at the end of March for two concerts. Meet the artists who will show their talents to North Korea.
Human Rights Should be on the Agenda for a Possible Trump-Kim Jong-un Meeting
In light of the President’s State of the Union address, human rights is very relevant. But will the President raise this sensitive subject with Kim Jong-un?
The Cheeseburger Summit: What Trump Could Say to Kim
Everything else has been tried, and failed with North Korea, so why not have Kim Jong-un and Donald Trump meet face-to-face?
The Dilemma of Humanitarian Work in North Korea
A dilemma long faced by humanitarian organizations in North Korea: does the the assistance outweigh the burden of the conditions imposed?
The Trump-Kim Summit: North Korea’s Preventative Diplomatic Strike?
By extending summit invitations to t Moon Jae-in and Donald Trump, North Korea has been able to move the dynamics from confrontation to dialogue.
A History of Security Guarantees with North Korea and What We Should Expect
North Korea has a history of requesting a security guarantee in return for freezing or ending its weapons program which the U.S. has typically denied.