[Analysis] China's Quiet Retreat From North Korean Denuclearization
By Jinwan Park, a nonresident fellow at the European Centre for North Korean Studies and co-founder of the U.S.-ROK-Japan Trilateral Next-Gen Study Group.
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By Jinwan Park, a nonresident fellow at the European Centre for North Korean Studies and co-founder of the U.S.-ROK-Japan Trilateral Next-Gen Study Group.
At 38 North, Hans Horan addresses current debates about leadership succession in North Korea and what we can learn from past examples.
In a 38 North article, Dan Gudgeon writes about the interplay and constraints of building sustainable peace on the Korean Peninsula.
Robin Brehm, Tianzi Zhou, and Steven Denney examine attitudinal legacies among post-socialists in Germany and South Korea.
A behind-the-scenes look by Joel S. Wit into why U.S. efforts to contain North Korea’s nuclear capabilities have not worked.
In this article, Hans Horan analyses how North Korea has become an under-examined strategic cyber threat to Europe’s security and resilience.
Glyn Ford contends that North Korea’s nuclear turn is not madness but the logical outcome of decades of failed diplomacy, broken promises and strategic neglect.
Rather than wanting to boost ties with Beijing, Kim Jong Un's main motivation behind the visit was to reshape his international image.
The ECNK team presents its summary report of this year's online workshop.