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U.S. North Korea policy
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US Congress Close to Passing New Sanctions on North Korea
By Shannon Tiezzi
Yesterday, the Senate unanimously passed a bill calling for tough new sanctions that could impact China as well.
Know Thy North Korean Enemy
By Rachel Wagley
America can’t wait for China on the Korean Peninsula.
The North Korean Nuclear Test and the US-Japan Alliance
By Admiral Dennis Blair and General Masayuki Hironaka
Time to reassess whether American extended deterrence in East Asia is still strong.
North Korea’s Latest Nuclear Test: Probably Not For Deterrence
By Nah Liang Tuang
Pyongyang’s motivations might have had more to do with prestige and international bargaining leverage.
US Policy Toward North Korea: Weighing the Urgent, the Important, and the Feasible
By Scott A. Snyder
As North Korea continues to develop nuclear weapons capabilities, what options does the U.S. have?
Why an Iran Deal for North Korea Won’t Happen
By Robert E. Kelly
Tempting though the prospect might be, it is highly unlikely.
Obama Comes Out as a North Korea Collapsist
By 38 North / Aidan Foster-Carter
In a recent interview, Obama suggests North Korea's regime will inevitably collapse. He couldn't be more wrong.
Time to Reevaluate US Stance on North Korea?
By Elliot Waldman
The Obama Administration’s policy of 'strategic patience' is wearing thin.
The Specter of North Korean ICBMs
By Clint Richards
With sanctions unable to stop Pyongyang’s weapons program, the U.S. needs a new policy.
‘Strategic Patience’ with North Korea
The U.S. needs to rethink its current position on reopening negotiations with Pyongyang.
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