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It’s not about nukes. The real news is North Korea’s dangerous economic reforms.
North Korea pursued economic reform for the last 10 years, but decisions at the Party Congress will undo that progress
Biden’s ‘Asia tsar’ appointee adds to a wave of focus on North Korea and China
Kurt Campbell’s next pivot to Asia strategy involves the U.S. bringing its allies together to pressure North Korea
North Korean parade likely kicks off in Pyongyang, formation aircraft spotted
Military aircraft spotted releasing fireworks in formation above Pyongyang city
Party Congress: What Biden should expect from North Korea going forward
Kim has set North Korea’s course, and the new U.S. president should keep any expectations for diplomacy flexible and low
‘Top-class idiots’: Why a demoted Kim Yo Jong still has the power to slam Seoul
One day, Kim Yo Jong is demoted. The next, she’s speaking for all of the DPRK as the state’s foreign policy mouthpiece.
US Ambassador to South Korea announces the end of his controversial tenure
After two and a half years, Harry Harris will serve his final day as ambassador on Jan. 20
Party Congress over: Kim Yo Jong insults Seoul and talks military parade rumors
Kim Yo Jong accused South Korea of having "nothing better to do" than watch for a Pyongyang military parade
The Eighth Party Congress and the future of North Korea – NKNews Podcast Ep. 165
NK Pro contributing analysts and NK News staff discuss the DPRK economy, WMDs, foreign relations and more
New CIA nominee favors back-channel talks with North Korea and Iran nuclear deal
President-elect Joe Biden nominated William “Bill” Burns to head the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
Chinese President Xi Jinping congratulates Kim Jong Un on his big promotion
Xi vowed to continuously "preserve, consolidate and develop China-DPRK relations," Chinese state media reported
