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Otto Warmbier

Japan Wants Human Rights Back on the North Korea Agenda

Japan Wants Human Rights Back on the North Korea Agenda

By Daniel Hurst
A government-organized symposium focused on human rights, including the abductee issue, rather than nuclear weapons.

Countering North Korea’s Political Warfare

Countering North Korea’s Political Warfare

By Scott W. Harold
Washington and its allies need to deal with another potent tool in Pyongyang’s diplomatic arsenal.
The Trouble with the New US North Korea Travel Ban

The Trouble with the New US North Korea Travel Ban

By Keith Luse
Cutting off the already limited interactions between the two sides is not the way to go.

US State Department Announces Travel Restrictions for North Korea

US State Department Announces Travel Restrictions for North Korea

By Ankit Panda
U.S. passports can no longer be used to travel to North Korea without special permission.

Taking a Global Stand Against North Korea’s Hostage Diplomacy

Taking a Global Stand Against North Korea’s Hostage Diplomacy

By Lee Min-yong
It's time to address North Korea's detention of foreigners at the UN.

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What Otto Warmbier's Death Means for Policymakers

What Otto Warmbier's Death Means for Policymakers

By Frances Kitt
The tragedy will further shrink space for engagement with North Korea.

Following Death of Otto Warmbier, US Sends Strategic Bombers off Korean Peninsula

Following Death of Otto Warmbier, US Sends Strategic Bombers off Korean Peninsula

By Franz-Stefan Gady
The U.S. Air Force dispatched two B-1B Lancers for joint drills with Japanese and South Korean military aircraft.
Otto Warmbier, American Held in North Korea, Dies Shortly After Release

Otto Warmbier, American Held in North Korea, Dies Shortly After Release

By Ankit Panda
The Warmbier family attributes his death to his "tortuous mistreatment" by North Korean authorities.

North Korea Releases US Citizen Otto Warmbier After 17 Months of Imprisonment

North Korea Releases US Citizen Otto Warmbier After 17 Months of Imprisonment

By Ankit Panda
Warmbier, who was released after 17 months, is reportedly in a coma after facing mistreatment in North Korea.

Countering North Korea's Hostage Diplomacy

Countering North Korea's Hostage Diplomacy

By Lee Min-yong
Tourism in North Korea not only funds the regime, it also provides useful leverage in the form of arrested tourists.

North Korea Detains Another US Citizen, Bringing Total Held to Four

North Korea Detains Another US Citizen, Bringing Total Held to Four

By Ankit Panda
Kim Hak-song, an employee of the Pyongyang University of Science and Technology, was detained on Saturday.
US Student Sentenced to 15 Years Hard Labor in North Korea

US Student Sentenced to 15 Years Hard Labor in North Korea

By Catherine Putz
Otto Warmbier was convicted of subversion for stealing a political poster from his hotel.

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