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North Korea is stronger and more resilient than US policymakers think
The Biden administration must consider whether the status quo is really unsustainable for Pyongyang
New North Korean book highlights ‘trust’ between Kim Jong Un and Donald Trump
Moon Jae-in totally absent from new publication, while Xi Jinping, Vladimir Putin feature heavily
US spy chief lands in Seoul after visiting Tokyo: South Korean media
US Director of National Intelligence Avril Haines reportedly met with South Korean, Japanese counterparts
Biden’s North Korea outreach may be supported by missile defense
The Pentagon has quietly continued investing in U.S. missile defense systems, experts say
Seoul ‘positively assesses’ reports about North Korea responding to US overture
Unification ministry also reiterated Moon Jae-in’s call for “strict” implementation of law banning leaflet launches
H. R. McMaster on North Korea and denuclearization – NKNews Podcast Ep. 182
The former U.S. National Security Advisor discusses why past talks have failed and what to do going forward
It’s time for rhetoric to reflect reality: North Korea sanctions don’t work
Research shows that sanctions are an ineffective means to an end for foreign policy
Full text: Speech marks South Korean President Moon’s fourth year in office
With a year left in office, Moon Jae-in vows to do “everything” he can to bring “irreversible peace”
Moon promises ‘strict’ response to activities that hinder inter-Korean relations
The South Korean president continues to press for outreach to North Korea, calls for return to talks
No matter what Biden does, North Korea will still accuse him of ‘hostile policy’
The more the US stresses denuclearization in any form, the more the DPRK will use this term to get what it wants
