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U.S. “ready to fight tonight,” but diplomacy still the best path forward: Esper
Defense Secretary’s comments follow Kim Jong Un’s assertion that DPRK has no plans to abandon nuclear weapons
North Korea in December 2019: a month in review and what’s ahead
NK Pro has conducted an in-depth analytic review of news on the peninsula for the period between December 1 and 31
North Korean party plenum: bracing for “long-term confrontation” with U.S.
Kim Jong Un calls for domestic resilience and continued development of strategic weapons
Biegun, Lee Do-hoon talk after North Korea’s party plenum ends: State Dept.
U.S. and South Korean envoys to DPRK discussed Kim Jong Un's party plenum remarks, according to Yonhap
An honest new year statement from North Korea: denuclearization isn’t happening
Pyongyang wants to negotiate arms control and non-proliferation, but not the full surrender of their nuclear weapons
What North Korea’s Plenum now means for U.S. foreign policy
While a window of opportunity to turn things around remains, there is a very low chance it will be seized upon
Kim Jong Un’s plenum speech: experts react
North Korea watchers weigh in on what to make of DPRK leader's U.S.-focused policy speech in place of New Year Address
Trump, Pompeo brush off N. Korean policy shift while citing Singapore agreement
U.S. President and top diplomat show no signs of ceding ground to Pyongyang in quick-take New Year’s Eve reactions
Kim Jong Un warns of harsh economic times in offensive shift against U.S.
North Korean leader says at end of plenum hopes fading for sanctions relief, new weapon development needed
Sanctions relief for North Korea still “premature”: State Department
On last day of 2019, U.S. position on North Korea sanctions appears unchanged
