A dilemma long faced by humanitarian organizations in North Korea: does the the assistance outweigh the burden of the conditions imposed?

On March 6, North Korea said it is prepared to enter into talks, to freeze its nuclear and missile testing, and is willing to abandon its nuclear weapons. 

The Trump Administration announced a new set of economic sanctions against North Korea, which officials have described as the “largest ever tranche.” 

Similar to the U.S. “Worldwide Threat Assessment,” the Estonian Foreign Intelligence Service has published its report, “International Security and Estonia.” 

The U.S. relationship with South Korea has become multidimensional and important enough to generate its share of disagreements. 

North Korea figured prominently in President Trump’s January 30, 2018, State of the Union message – remarkably so on human rights.