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North Korea sanctions
How to Really Bring Change to North Korea, My Home Country
By Seongmin Lee
Sanctions don't scare Kim Jong-un. The thought of his own people, educated and awakened, does.
The 'China Factor' in US North Korea Policy
By 38 North/ John Delury
Evaluating China's likely response to the policies advocated by U.S. hawks, doves, and "boas."
North Korea's Nuclear Test: Deja Vu on the Peninsula
By Il Hyun Cho
The test fits North Korea's pattern of behavior, but also represents worrying advances.
With North Korea, Try More Economic Isolation, Less Diplomatic Isolation
By Peter Harrell
As the world steps up economic pressure, sanctions must be matched by diplomatic engagement.
North Korea's 5th Nuclear Test: How Will the World Respond?
By Scott A. Snyder
The Kim regime is counting on more of the same from the international community.
With 5th Nuclear Test, North Korea Exposes World's Limited Policy Options
By John Power
The latest test drives home how little the world can do to stop Pyongyang's nuclear development.
Why the US Should Rethink Military Exercises With South Korea
By Travis Lindsay
To make progress in Korea, the United States must apply security solutions to security problems.
Doing Sanctions Right Against North Korea
By Sahand Moarefy
Policymakers should learn the lessons of the Iran deal if they hope to succeed in denuclearizing the Korean peninsula.
US Treasury Sanctions Hit North Korea's Kim Jong-un Personally for the First Time
By John Power
Kim Jong-un, North Korea's leader, has been directly designated under a new U.S. sanctions list.
Will US Money-Laundering Designation Hurt North Korea?
By John Power
Is the new move a game changer, or more of the same?
The Panama Papers Underscore the Futility of North Korea Sanctions
By Jack Hands
The leaks show how the elites can circumvent sanctions, even as ordinary North Korean suffer.
Japan's Regional Relationships, as Revealed at the Nuclear Security Summit
By Shannon Tiezzi
Japan's Foreign Ministry spokesperson on ties with South Korea, China, and the United States.