The New Administration and North Korea: Can Trump and Kim Pick Up Where They Left Off?
Veteran officials, including former Trump administration officials, anticipate that the president-elect will want to return to negotiations.
Veteran officials, including former Trump administration officials, anticipate that the president-elect will want to return to negotiations.
UN institutions have given significant attention to human rights in North Korea throughout the year, and the effort will continue.
The evidence of a deepening military axis between North Korea and Russia has been mounting in recent days, causing alarm from Kyiv to Seoul.
Difficult economic reforms are needed for North Korea to stabilize its currency.
The North Korean won has fallen, which suggests inflation is on the way in North Korea, and marketplace panic could follow.
While defections have decreased, defectors have been elevated within South Korea by an administration intent on emphasizing human rights.
South Korea should adopt a calibrated response based on how cooperation between North Korea-Russia develops under the new treaty.
The roles of North and South Korea at the UNSC meeting highlight the stark differences between the two Korean states at the United Nations.
Putin’s decision to sign a comprehensive mutual defense pact with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un may ultimately be an own-goal.
The highly orchestrated imagery of Russian dictator Vladimir Putin standing next to his North Korean counterpart, Kim Jong Un, on the reviewing stand in Pyongyang’s…