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What to Expect from the Upcoming Biden-Moon Summit

What to Expect from the Upcoming Biden-Moon Summit

By Sukjoon Yoon
Moon and Biden are looking for very different results from the upcoming summit.
North Korea Leaves Room to Renew Dialogue with the US

North Korea Leaves Room to Renew Dialogue with the US

By Mitch Shin
According to local news reports, after being ignored for months Washington finally got through to Pyongyang to explain U.S. policy.

Biden’s Korea Policy Faces Its First Test

Biden’s Korea Policy Faces Its First Test

By Bruce Klingner
After laying the groundwork during Asia travel by the secretaries of state and defense, the administration now must respond to the first provocation from North Korea.

Rehumanizing US North Korea Policy

Rehumanizing US North Korea Policy

By Esther S. Im and Paul K. Lee
The challenges on the Korean Peninsula have never just been abstract foreign policy issues happening “over there” – they have touched the lives of thousands of American families.

North Korea Fires Short-Range Missiles in First Challenge to Biden Administration

North Korea Fires Short-Range Missiles in First Challenge to Biden Administration

By Mitch Shin
North Korea fired multiple short-range cruise missiles after the United States and South Korea finished their springtime joint military exercise.  
It’s Time to Reexamine US Sanctions on North Korea

It’s Time to Reexamine US Sanctions on North Korea

By Jessica J. Lee
Ever-tightening U.S. sanctions have not achieved policy goals, while severely limiting humanitarian activities inside North Korea.

Biden Must Not Give in to North Korea’s Demand for Early Sanctions Relief

Biden Must Not Give in to North Korea’s Demand for Early Sanctions Relief

By Mathew Ha
Diplomatic success will require better sanctions enforcement, not looser sanctions.
Engagement Is a Virtue, Especially on the Korean Peninsula

Engagement Is a Virtue, Especially on the Korean Peninsula

By Song Young Gil
The incoming Biden administration has plenty to handle, but it should not forget the Korean Peninsula.

Let’s Have a Better Debate on North Korea

Let’s Have a Better Debate on North Korea

By Daniel R. DePetris
While denuclearization can still be a long-term objective, it is extremely unlikely to happen - and luckily, U.S. security is not dependent on it.

What the US Thinks It Learned About Kim Jong Un

What the US Thinks It Learned About Kim Jong Un

By Patrick M. Cronin
Dialogue with North Korea can deepen mutual understanding – or mutual mistrust.

UN Report Underlines North Korea’s Continuing Nuclear Ambitions

UN Report Underlines North Korea’s Continuing Nuclear Ambitions

By Bruce Klingner
The new report affirms U.S. assessments of North Korea’s nuclear weapons.
Kim Jong Un Death Rumors Expose Washington’s Lacking Diplomacy and Strategy

Kim Jong Un Death Rumors Expose Washington’s Lacking Diplomacy and Strategy

By Bonnie Kristian
Whatever Kim Jong Un’s health status, the United States needs to correct course on North Korea policy.

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