November 23, 2024
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More articles by 'Aidan Foster-Carter'
Columns
Straws in the wind: Might the U.S. and DPRK get it on again?
Secret flights, personnel shifts, a UN trip: Something’s up, despite denials
September 3, 2014
Columns
Arms and the man: The importance of being Jon Pyong Ho
More than anyone, ‘Mr. Munitions’ made North Korea a credible threat
July 10, 2014
Analysis
Déjà vu all over again: Faint cheer for DPRK cheerleaders
North Korea has sent cheerleaders to the South before – with mixed results
July 8, 2014
Columns
When two triangles fall apart: The new Korean geopolitics
Japan talking to the North? China cozy with the South? What’s going on?
July 2, 2014
Columns
Wham Bam Nam! Good riddance to Seoul’s spy chief
The now ex-NIS head meddled in politics and damaged inter-Korean ties
May 29, 2014
Analysis
He shells sea shells: Should we worry?
Moral: The two Koreas urgently need to find their way back to a better way of relating
May 23, 2014
Analysis
Kimmy No-Mates: Why no meeting and greeting?
In power over 2 years, Kim Jong Un has yet to meet a single other leader
May 14, 2014
Analysis
Blasts from the past: Extinct North Korea websites
Was there life before NKNews? A backward glance at some early pioneers
April 21, 2014
Columns
Reining in South Korea’s out-of-control National Intelligence Service
N. Korean threat makes NIS necessary, but they've exceeded their legal mandate
March 18, 2014
Columns
South Korea’s meddlesome spooks
Security agency is in the dock, but it’s fighting back hard
March 17, 2014
