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Seoul urges North Korea to keep calm during US presidential transition
As of Nov. 13, North Korea has not said anything about President-elect Joe Biden’s victory
Unlike Trump, Biden will appoint an envoy for North Korean human rights
Trump never appointed an envoy, but Biden likely will. The question is when he’ll do it, given all the distractions.
Expert roundup: Will North Korea test Biden with an ICBM launch in the new year?
Experts divided about the assumption that Pyongyang will seek to test Washington early in Biden's presidency
Kim Jong Un disappears from the public eye as major North Korean events loom
Kim yet again absent for at least 20 days straight — amid a U.S. presidential transition and ahead of the Party Congress
Russia-North Korea relations hit a high point and then fell into a deadlock
Russian companies won't significantly invest because North Korea can't give them what they don't already have
Biden will fix the US-ROK alliance, but his agenda conflicts with Moon’s dreams
South Korea's president is in the final stages of his term and is looking for speedy progress on North Korea
Biden and Moon talk North Korea denuclearization and vow to meet next year
Both leaders spoke by phone on Thursday, marking their first official chat after Biden became President-elect
Why part of me will miss Trump’s ignorant and eccentric approach to North Korea
Trump's North Korea deal was unrealistic, but at least it had a chance. Biden's North Korea policy will play it safe.
Seoul’s foreign minister: Biden will handle North Korea differently from Obama
South Korean foreign minister Kang Kyung-wha meets with Pompeo and other officials in Washington, D.C.
Moon tells Biden he hopes North and South can play bigger roles in Korea issues
South Korean leader stresses the two Koreas are the “stakeholders” on the peninsula, hopes for strong U.S.-ROK alliance
