Korea
As U.N. Gathers, Trumpian Diplomacy Is on the World Stage
The U.N meets in NYC this week and critics fear the president’s brash brand of diplomacy. But with threats from Iran, DPRK and others, the watching world still knows it faces bigger dangers than Trump’s manners.
President Moon’s Trip to North Korea: Progress or Pageantry?
South Korean President Moon Jae-in was in the North this week for another “historic” summit that has produced sound and fury, pageantry, great photos, and grand pronouncements – but little real progress.
Will Mike Pompeo Make the Koreans an Offer They Can’t Refuse?
With all the personal insults that have flown between Trump and Kim — “Little Rocket Man” and “dotard” being the most memorable — I’m surprised that no one has talked about how personally insulting the latest Korean broadside is.
U.S. to Soften North Korean Approach
The State Department on Tuesday departed from the “complete, verifiable, and irreversible denuclearization” language, speaking instead of “the final, fully-verified denuclearization of the DPRK.” The difference is subtle, and yet striking.
North Korea Keeps Nuclear Facade, Awaiting Actual Orders to Denuclearize
No one said the road to a denuclearized Korean Peninsula would be a smooth one. North Korea’s long history of deceit, duplicity, and double-dealing is no secret, and for the moment, it is safe to assume they’re going to continue doing what they’ve always done.
Small Changes in North Korea Point to Possibility of Progress
North Korea released a new version of the pledge of allegiance that all North Koreans have been required to recite since 1970. The new pledge virtually eliminates any mention of the two previous rulers.
The Definition of a Military Exercise and Why It Matters in North Korea
As much as we’d like it to be true, Mark Twain never said, “It ain’t what you don’t know that gets you into trouble. It’s what you know for sure that just ain’t so.” Similarly, Isaac Asimov may or may not have said, “People who think they know everything are a great annoyance to those […]
North Korea Summit an Example of Realpolitik in Action
“The true test of a statesman, then, is his ability to recognize the real relationship of forces and to make this knowledge serve his ends.” In his dealings with the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea, Trump is practicing genuine realpolitik.
Korean Translators Play Pivotal Role in Understanding of Korean Summit
Needless to say, “holding onto our ankles” and “the past worked as fetters on our limbs” carry starkly different connotations. I will be interested to see how other Korean speakers translate Kim’s words
Kim Cleans House in North Korea’s Latest Leadership Changes
Recent domestic developments inside the Hermit Kingdom would seem to validate the assessment that Kim is clamping-down on dissent within his immediate subordinate leadership.
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