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Kim Jong-un
The US and China Need to Cooperate on North Korea
By Dingding Chen
Kim Jong-un’s ‘divide and conquer’ strategy won't work. It is time for North Korea to open up to the world.
From Prisoner Release to Normal Links with North Korea?
By Walter C. Clemens, Jr.
Why Washington should seek a grand bargain with North Korea.
Relax, Kim Jong-Un Is Fine
By Zachary Keck
There is no reason to think the North Korean leader's health and power are at serious risk, according to a new analysis.
Where in the World Is North Korean Leader Kim Jong-Un?
By Ankit Panda and Zachary Keck
U.S. editors Ankit Panda and Zachary Keck discuss recent developments in inter-Korean politics, and U.S.-India relations.
Kim Jong-Un's Sister Takes Control in North Korea
By Tae-jun Kang
According to a new report by a Seoul think tank, Kim Jong-un's younger sister is in charge during his absence.
Kim Jong-un and the NPAD: A Tale of Two Absences
By Steven Denney
There’s been some notable no-shows on the Korean Peninsula this week.
Kim Jong-un Is Out Sick
By Ankit Panda
A recent North Korea TV documentary suggests that Kim Jong-un is in poor health.
No, Kim Jong-un's Not Visiting China (Yet)
By Shannon Tiezzi
Widely quoted comments by China's ambassador to Seoul don't indicate plans for Kim Jong-un to visit China.
Pyongyang Receives Key Japan Officials Before Report Release
By Clint Richards
Sanctions and improved diplomatic ties are being highlighted as the abductee report draws near.
Is North Korea’s Summer of Hostility Winding Down?
By Clint Richards
As joint US-ROK military drills close, now is the time to gauge Pyongyang’s appetite for dialogue.
Golf and Lightning: The Odd Realm of North Korean Sport
By Brian Benedictus
North Korea appears to be devoting increased attention and resources to sport.
After Ferguson, North Korea Slams ‘Serious Racial Discrimination in the US’
By Shannon Tiezzi
North Korea uses Ferguson to argue that the U.S. has no standing to criticize Pyongyang over human rights.