Kim Yo Jong’s statement it could be interpreted as an effort to calm the waters rather than a signal of looming escalation.
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What Kim Yo Jong’s Statement Means for the Prospect of Renewed Nuclear Talks
Posted on 14 July 2020.
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Moon Jae-in Urges Trump-Kim Summit before U.S. Election
Posted on 06 July 2020.
A key unanswered question is whether Supreme Leader Kim is interested in hand holding in front of the cameras with President Trump.
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North Korean Peace Proposals: A Long-run View
Posted on 01 July 2020.
With few exceptions terms such as peace regime or peace agreement have rarely been attached to a very clear picture of what North Korea would like to see.
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The Media Cultures that Shape News on North Korea
Posted on 26 June 2020.
U.S., UK, and South Korean media cultures generate the majority of English-language news about North Korea, fostering narratives that meet particular goals.
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South Korea’s Approach To Anti-Pyongyang Leaflets
Posted on 17 June 2020.
Seoul’s recent ban on anti-Pyongyang leaflets is consistent with its ongoing effort to mitigate any sources of friction between the Koreas.
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South Korea Pursues Bottom-Up Inter-Korean Engagement
Posted on 12 June 2020.
South Korea tries to expand people to people exchange with North Korea as almost all state-level engagements have come to a halt.
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What Is Behind North Korea’s Latest Broadside Against Balloons?
Posted on 05 June 2020.
Given the limited impact of messages delivered to North Korea via balloons, Pyongyang’s latest tirade betrays deeper insecurities around defectors and the economy.
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Fake News from Pyongyang! How North Korea is Using the Internet
Posted on 27 May 2020.
“Fake News” from Pyongyang is hardly new news, but Pyongyang is now taking a more aggressive and creative approach in its effort to discredit information.
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North Korea Turns to Bonds to Address Financial Distress
Posted on 22 May 2020.
North Korea’s decision to issue bonds is another piece of evidence that it is coping with significant financial distress from sanctions and COVID-19.
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More Bilateral U.S.-ROK Cooperation Needed in Cyber Policy
Posted on 12 May 2020.
Policymakers in the United States and Korea have outlined the importance of cyber policy, but there remain important questions for the alliance to answer.
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