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Evil geniuses, stumbling fools, or something in between, we will attempt to divine the real motives behind Pyongyang’s foreign policy moves.

South Korea’s President-elect Needs a “Team of Rivals” to Deal with North Korea

South Korea’s President-elect Needs a “Team of Rivals” to Deal with North Korea

Jan 8, 2013

Foreign Affairs

“The Presidency has become a sort of family business here in South Korea,” grumbled an …

The 18th Party Congress Crosses the Yalu: Implications for China’s North Korea Policy

The 18th Party Congress Crosses the Yalu: Implications for China’s North Korea Policy

Nathan Beauchamp-Mustafaga

Nov 27, 2012

Foreign Affairs

All eyes were on Beijing as the Chinese Communist Party’s (CCP) 18th Party Congress ushered in …

The Diminishing Returns of China’s North Korea Policy

The Diminishing Returns of China’s North Korea Policy

Stephanie Kleine-Ahlbrandt

Aug 16, 2012

Foreign Affairs

North Korea’s economic dependence on China may have reached an all-time high, but Kim Jong Un …

Chinese Perspectives: Third North Korean Nuclear Test Unlikely (For Now)

Chinese Perspectives: Third North Korean Nuclear Test Unlikely (For Now)

Nathan Beauchamp-Mustafaga

Aug 15, 2012

Foreign Affairs

As the summer weather heats up in Beijing, Chinese experts are turning cold on their …