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Why neither North Korea nor the U.S. want a return to confrontation

Why neither North Korea nor the U.S. want a return to confrontation

The failed Hanoi summit raises the stakes, but no-one can afford to ramp up tensions

Why neither North Korea nor the U.S. want a return to confrontation
Andrei Lankov
Andrei Lankov March 7, 2019
What to make of plans to end the Key Resolve and Foal Eagle exercises

What to make of plans to end the Key Resolve and Foal Eagle exercises

The move to end the so-called "war games" is a gift to Kim Jong Un — he should respond in kind

What to make of plans to end the Key Resolve and Foal Eagle exercises
Chun In-bum
Chun In-bum March 4, 2019
In the aftermath of the Hanoi summit, the ball is in Pyongyang’s court

In the aftermath of the Hanoi summit, the ball is in Pyongyang’s court

Washington’s message to Pyongyang is clear: we are in no rush

In the aftermath of the Hanoi summit, the ball is in Pyongyang’s court
Cha Du-hyeogn
Cha Du-hyeogn March 4, 2019
Why the failed Hanoi summit is no cause for despair

Why the failed Hanoi summit is no cause for despair

The no-deal outcome is bad news, but a return to "fire and fury" remains unlikely -- for now

Why the failed Hanoi summit is no cause for despair
Andrei Lankov
Andrei Lankov March 1, 2019
Why human rights must be on the agenda at the next Kim-Trump summit

Why human rights must be on the agenda at the next Kim-Trump summit

The U.S. "should not allow this opportunity to be wasted," writes UN human rights official

Why human rights must be on the agenda at the next Kim-Trump summit
Signe Poulsen
Signe Poulsen February 18, 2019
Why, despite improving inter-Korean ties, unification remains as tricky as ever

Why, despite improving inter-Korean ties, unification remains as tricky as ever

Elites on both sides know that a confederation-style agreement would be political suicide

Why, despite improving inter-Korean ties, unification remains as tricky as ever
Andrei Lankov
Andrei Lankov February 17, 2019
Why accepting “reciprocal measures” could mean a terrible deal with North Korea

Why accepting “reciprocal measures” could mean a terrible deal with North Korea

As Biegun holds talks in Pyongyang, the U.S. appears increasingly willing to concede too much

Why accepting “reciprocal measures” could mean a terrible deal with North Korea
Soo Kim
Soo Kim February 7, 2019
The next Kim-Trump summit: what North Korea could offer the U.S.

The next Kim-Trump summit: what North Korea could offer the U.S.

The real work on a DPRK-U.S. deal is only just beginning

The next Kim-Trump summit: what North Korea could offer the U.S.
Stephan Haggard
Stephan Haggard February 7, 2019
As a second summit looms, fear of a bad deal prevails in Washington DC

As a second summit looms, fear of a bad deal prevails in Washington DC

Observers in the U.S. capital are increasingly concerned Trump will give away too much

As a second summit looms, fear of a bad deal prevails in Washington DC
Andrei Lankov
Andrei Lankov February 6, 2019
Why more and more North Korean ships are washing up on Japanese shores

Why more and more North Korean ships are washing up on Japanese shores

Growing competition and falling prices have driven DPRK fisherman to foreign shores

Why more and more North Korean ships are washing up on Japanese shores
Andrei Lankov
Andrei Lankov February 5, 2019
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