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Time to End North Korea “Genocide”
The evidence is clear – mass killing is underway in North Korea, argues Robert Park. The international community can no longer stand idly by.
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Kim Jong-un’s Dangerous Brother
Kim Jong-nam’s vocal criticism of his brother’s ascension to power in North Korea poses an early challenge to the new leader – and puts China in a tricky position.
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Beijing Foreign Policy Hurts China
The Chinese Communist Party’s placement of regime security over national security interests is typical of autocracies. It’s also very dangerous.
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What Not to Do About North Korea
Pretending nothing is wrong in North Korea is a mistake. But if great power conflict is to be avoided, there are a few things that the U.S., China and South Korea must not do.
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New Year, New Kim, Same Policies
Kim Jong-un is too weak to expect a shift in North Korean policy. The only question is whether 2012 will be a year of provocations.
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Kim’s Survivability Scorecard
The sudden death of Kim Jong-il came as quite a shock. Will Kim-Jong-un garner the same power his father did? Future events may provide clues to the coming North Korean succession.
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South Korea Military Mulls Future
International attention may be focused north of the border. But the case of a gay soldier could spark a rethink of South Korea’s military conscription.
