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In Asia, Fears of North Korea's Collapse Grow

Pyongyang’s Arirang Festival: Eye Candy for the Masses

International media tout the Arirang Festival as one of the greatest spectacles on earth.

The Other DoD Report You May Have Missed: North Korea

Last week the Dept. of Defense released a report on China. Many missed the one on the DPRK.

Don’t Sweat the Closure of Kaesong

By Robert E. Kelly

Although a symbol of inter-Korean cooperation, the once noble Kaesong experiment has long been a failure.

A Historic Trip: South Korean President Park Coming to America

North Korea’s recent threats and economic matters will likely dominate talks next week.

The Real Reason for the North Korea Crisis: Hunger?

Could Pyongyang simply be in need of food?

Patience, Not Preemption, on the Korean Peninsula

“The history of North Korea suggests that its leadership acts with greatest vehemence when it is internally weak, as a way to justify its economic failures by blaming a foreign conspiracy…”

With Tensions Still High Over N. Korea, U.S.-China to Meet

With all sides looking to end the recent crisis, pieces are falling into place for renewed talks.

Dealing with North Korea – What Comes Next?

Given the irreconcilable positions on denuclearization and levels of mistrust, it will be a long, tough road.

Parsing Xi Jinping’s Words

Analysts are too quick to give international significance to statements the Chinese leader intended for domestic consumption.

Pyongyang Machiavelli: All of Kim’s Men

Officials below the power circle of the Kim family may not play an overt role in N. Korea, but are vital to understanding the regime and its future.

The Iran Secret: Explaining North Korea's Rocket Success

For years the Iran factor in North Korea’s ballistic missile program has been hiding in the open.

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