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July 17, 2024

Opinion

Opinion on the latest North Korea issues from analysts, academics and experts worldwide. Views expressed in Opinion articles are exclusively the authors’ own.

The limits of “strategic patience”: How Obama failed on North Korea

The limits of “strategic patience”: How Obama failed on North Korea

A belief in regime collapse has prevented any meaningful engagement with North Korea

The limits of “strategic patience”: How Obama failed on North Korea
Maria Rosaria Coduti
Maria Rosaria Coduti November 2, 2016
How to interact responsibly with North Korea

How to interact responsibly with North Korea

When dealing with Pyongyang, there is too much talk and not enough action

How to interact responsibly with North Korea
Robert E. McCoy
Robert E. McCoy November 1, 2016
Is it time for South Korea to nuke up?

Is it time for South Korea to nuke up?

A S. Korean nuclear program isn't needed: rebuilding the U.S.-ROK alliance is the way forward

Is it time for South Korea to nuke up?
John Lee
John Lee November 1, 2016
Did Park Geun-hye’s Rasputin run her North Korea policy?
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Did Park Geun-hye’s Rasputin run her North Korea policy?

Eye-popping, alarming revelations from Seoul may explain twists and turns

Did Park Geun-hye’s Rasputin run her North Korea policy?
Aidan Foster-Carter
Aidan Foster-Carter October 28, 2016
Is North Korean denuclearization really a “lost cause”?

Is North Korean denuclearization really a “lost cause”?

This week, James Clapper admitted something North Korean analysts have known for years

Is North Korean denuclearization really a “lost cause”?
Andrei Lankov
Andrei Lankov October 28, 2016
N. Korea now has control over how the Western world turns

N. Korea now has control over how the Western world turns

U.S. has lost whatever bargaining position it might once have had

N. Korea now has control over how the Western world turns
Robert E. McCoy
Robert E. McCoy October 25, 2016
How a neutral, unified Korea would come into being

How a neutral, unified Korea would come into being

Through a neutral international outlook, the two Koreas could settle their differences and unite

How a neutral, unified Korea would come into being
Kwak Tae-Hwan
Kwak Tae-Hwan October 24, 2016
Why human rights play second fiddle to North Korea’s nukes

Why human rights play second fiddle to North Korea’s nukes

Policymakers need to stop obsessing about the nuke program and focus on human rights

Why human rights play second fiddle to North Korea’s nukes
Fyodor Tertitskiy
Fyodor Tertitskiy October 20, 2016
Under pressure: Can Beijing really change Pyongyang’s mind?

Under pressure: Can Beijing really change Pyongyang’s mind?

China isn't necessarily the key to change on the Korean Peninsula

Under pressure: Can Beijing really change Pyongyang’s mind?
Maximilian Ernst
Maximilian Ernst October 17, 2016
Donju taxes: N. Korea kills the goose that lay the golden eggs

Donju taxes: N. Korea kills the goose that lay the golden eggs

A recent drive for hard cash in North Korea is hitting the middle class

Donju taxes: N. Korea kills the goose that lay the golden eggs
Robert E. McCoy
Robert E. McCoy October 17, 2016
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