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Jang Song-Thaek

North Korea: Repeated Reshuffling at the Top

North Korea: Repeated Reshuffling at the Top

By ISOZAKI Atsuhito
Changes in key personnel continue to occur at a rapid pace.

Is North Korea Exerting 'Asymmetric Leverage' Over China?

Is North Korea Exerting 'Asymmetric Leverage' Over China?

By Corey Bell
What if Pyongyang is using nuclearization as a means to alter the terms of its relationship with China?
Why Was Kim Jong-un's Older Half-Brother Reportedly Assassinated?

Why Was Kim Jong-un's Older Half-Brother Reportedly Assassinated?

By Ankit Panda
Kim Jong-il's oldest son was assassinated, allegedly by North Korean agents, in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

Kim Jong-un’s Sister to Visit South Korea?

Kim Jong-un’s Sister to Visit South Korea?

By Tae-jun Kang
A suggestion that Kim Yo-jong could be on her way sparks a surge in stock prices of related companies.

Choe Ryong-hae Is North Korea’s Number 2… Again

Choe Ryong-hae Is North Korea’s Number 2… Again

By Zachary Keck
With his upcoming trip to Russia, Choe Ryong-hae appears to have regained his position as North Korea's number two.

Why North Korean Analysis Is Changing

Why North Korean Analysis Is Changing

By Steven Denney
Part two of a two-part series that looks at the new era in North Korean studies.

Report: Kim Jong-un Executes Another Powerful Aide

Report: Kim Jong-un Executes Another Powerful Aide

By Tae-jun Kang
Kim Kyong Ok of North Korea’s powerful Organization and Guidance Department has reportedly been executed.
North Korea Lashes Out as International Criminal Court Threat Looms

North Korea Lashes Out as International Criminal Court Threat Looms

By Ankit Panda
A North Korean diplomat strongly rejected accusations that human rights violations are taking place in North Korea.

Kim Jong-un Is Out Sick

Kim Jong-un Is Out Sick

By Ankit Panda
A recent North Korea TV documentary suggests that Kim Jong-un is in poor health.

Kim Jong-un’s North Korea

Kim Jong-un’s North Korea

By Daniel Mendez
Life under the youthful leader has been marked by only modest change.

Can Beijing and Seoul Become Strategic Partners?

Can Beijing and Seoul Become Strategic Partners?

By Scott A. Snyder
China and South Korea appear to be moving closer together. How far will this go?
North Korea Slams Xi Jinping and the Chinese Dream

North Korea Slams Xi Jinping and the Chinese Dream

By Zachary Keck
Reports suggest that North Korea continues to distance itself from China under Xi Jinping.

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