THE KOREA SOCIETY

Trump's "fire and fury" rhetoric antagonizing North Korea has arguably worked so far, Davis says. The unconventional approach has yielded "healthy developments," said Stephen Noerper, a former State Department analyst and the senior director of the Korea Society.

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When asked about the upcoming summits with North Korea in a televised interview, Korea Society President Thomas Byrne said, "People in senior levels of the US government view this as an opening for an opportunity." Speaking to FOX 5 News The Hill, President Byrne explained that, "They don't want to repeat the mistakes of the past, which include misreading North Korean intentions and providing benefits before anything is...

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When asked about the financial implications of a turn towards peace on the Korean Peninsula, Korea Society President Thomas Byrne told Bloomberg Markets that, "The peace dividend would have immediate and immense benefits for North Korea, rather than South Korea, and that is why Kim Jong Un is pushing this.

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Speaking with the CBC about how to approach the upcoming summits with North Korea, Senior Director Stephen Noerper says, "We have every reason to be guarded, but every reason to open the window and see what the breeze brings in." If Kim Jong Un is truly willing to open up to the outside world to modernize the economy, then "we shouldn't give up on that, because to bring someone in from the cold would be a remarkable...

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Korea Society Senior Director Dr. Stephen Noerper discussed the Swedish representation of US interests in North Korea with Foreign Policy. “It’s been suggested that a gesture like freeing the Americans would be something that would serve as a confidence builder. There’s no doubt that the Swedes have brought this up on behalf of the Americans.

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Bloomberg Markets: Balance of Power" focuses on the politics and policies being shaped by the agenda of President Trump's administration. (Source: Bloomberg)

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