North Korea Review Completed
Less than 100 days into the administration of President Donald Trump, the war of words and nuclear threats between the United States and North Korea has escalated, and a peaceful resolution to the slow-moving crisis is more difficult than ever to achieve.
Better enforcement of sanctions could curb Pyongyang’s access to the materials and technologies necessary for advancing its nuclear and missile programs.
Chinese telecom giant ZTE agreed to pay U.S. penalties of $1.2 billion for shipping equipment to Iran and North Korea.
The Executive Council of the (OPCW) expressed “grave concern” March 10 about the apparent use of VX nerve agent to assassinate Kim Jong Nam.
The new administration of President Donald Trump has a rapidly closing window of opportunity to pull back from potential escalation and war and pursue a diplomatic course.
Leader Kim Jong Un again defies a UN Security Council prohibition.
The new administration has a narrow window to shift U.S. policy toward North Korea in ways that halt its nuclear activities.
Trump’s rhetoric was often impulsive, but it may be worth looking at the impulses he repeatedly revealed.
The UN Security Council acts again in response to Pyongyang’s nuclear tests.
April 2018
North Korea is the biggest blemish on President Barack Obama’s nonproliferation record.
South Korean President Park Guen-hye reported that she received an assurance from President-elect Donald Trump that the United States will be “steadfast and strong” in its security alliance with South Korea.