Tag: DPRK

Regaining Lost Ground in the North Korean Human Rights Movement with Victor Cha and Lindsay Lloyd

CSIS Senior Adviser and inaugural holder of the Korea Chair Victor Cha and Bradford M. Freeman Director of the Human Freedom Initiative at the George

Changes in the North Korean Economy and what has yet to change

This public roundtable dialogue explores recent changes and pathways for reform in the North Korean economy, with special focus on transitions and lessons learned in

Covering North Korea

North Korea challenges reporters’ efforts at providing clarity and revealing hidden dynamics given information gaps and a lack of access. Korea Risk Group CEO Chad

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Korea in 2020: Politics, Policy and Unification Dialogue Insights

AT CAPACITY | ROK Presidential Adviser and Yonsei University Distinguished Professor Chung-in Moon shares roundtable insights on the year ahead in Korean politics, policy and

Korea’s Regional Relations

John Park, Korea Project Director at Harvard’s Kennedy School, joined Society Senior Director Stephen Noerper for a discussion on Korea’s current relations with Japan, China

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Korea Security Update

Retired General Vincent Brooks, former Commander of US Forces Korea/Combined Forces Command/United Nations Command, revisits the Korea Society for a discussion of the security situation

The Nuclear Timeline with North Korea, featuring Jung Pak and Annika Betancourt|

November 15, 2019 – North Korea has warned that it will pursue a so-called “new path” if substantive progress isn’t made in negotiations with the

U.S.-North Korea Relations from Kim Jong Il to Kim Jong Un

History plays a role in shaping current events all over our the world — but it seems to be especially alive in Korea. Scholars and

North Korea: Peace? Nuclear War?

Harvard University’s William Overholt discussed the release of his new edited volume, North Korea: Peace? Nuclear War? with Society President Tom Byrne. Overholt tackled the

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Making North Korea Creditworthy: What Will It Take to Finance Its Post Nuclear Development?

The U.S. and South Korea have promised a bright future for North Korea if it denuclearizes. Reform is fundamentally North Korea’s choice. But a successful