Analysis
Leading experts analyze recent events and affairs involving North Korea
North-South migration, part 4: After 2011, the stream dries out again?
Mix of increased security, propaganda campaigns appear successful in sharply cutting defections
Assessing the impact of the UN’s human rights in North Korea report
Why the UN's report on DPRK human rights violations will signal change in North Korea
The long hard slog to shine a light on North Korean human rights
What’s been did and what’s been hid: A look back at human rights accountability in DPRK
North-South Migration, part 3: People in their thousands, 1991-2010
Sudden changes in the North, China in the '90s made more defections possible
Gregg visits N. Korea, but not necessarily for Bae
Visit by former ambassador not focused on detained missionary but part of ongoing Track II diplomacy
North-South Migration, part 2: A small trickle 1953-90
Defections to South Korea were difficult but well rewarded in post-war years
In search of miracles and substitutes: North Korea’s potato revolution
"The potato is good for people’s health" – Comrade Kim Jong Il
North-South migration, part 1: Years of exodus 1945-1953
National division led many groups in North Korea to look for a way out
Why is North Korea called the DPRK?
Name dates back to series of 'people's republics' dubbed by the Soviet Union
Analysis: Kim Jong Il’s bodyguard now serving Kim Jong Un
Photos reveal Kim Jong Il's bodyguard now protects son, Kim Jong Un
