Analysis
Latest NK PRO analysis related to the DPRK
How North Korea will react to Trump’s COVID-19 diagnosis — or even his death
Kim Jong Un already sent President Trump well wishes, but will the DPRK try to take advantage of U.S. vulnerability?
UN Panel of Experts: How Cold War squabbling hinders North Korea sanctions
Former members of the U.N. Panel of Experts speak on previous disputes and how they affected the final reports
North Korea’s Oct. 10 military parade will be more pomp than provocation
Pyongyang's "October surprise" may instead come early next year to test the winner of the 2020 U.S. election
Timeline: From lethal shooting of South Korean official to Kim Jong Un’s apology
NK Pro timeline charts the key events from Sept. 1 - Sept. 30
30 years later, Russia and South Korea’s relationship is going steady
Seoul and Moscow’s diplomatic ties also benefit Pyongyang, despite old Cold War tensions
UN Panel of Experts: Why North Korea investigations don’t lead to new sanctions
Former Panel of Experts members blame wide range of issues for reticence to issue new sanctions designations
North Korea’s broken bridges: Photos show typhoon and flood wreckage nationwide
Recent storms cut off dozens of bridges, including those that serve as key transport links in major DPRK cities
Why Kim Jong Un’s letters probably don’t mean a shift in South Korea policy
Letters and apology will be welcomed by Seoul, but prospects for big changes in inter-Korean relations remain low
Why North Korea will be a chronic headache for Japan’s new prime minister
The future of Japan-DPRK relations are uncertain in a post-Abe era and experts say Suga has little leverage to work with
North Korea’s killing of a South Korean official spells trouble for Moon Jae-in
The victim’s death likely involved shoot-to-kill orders in place to stop COVID-19 from entering the DPRK. But what now?