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North Korea: Getting Back to Talks

The motivations for North Korea’s second nuclear test are, as with many of its actions, mostly impenetrable.

Briefing / Asia

North Korea’s Missile Launch: The Risks of Overreaction

North Korea says it is preparing to launch an experimental communications satellite using a rocket that is part of its ballistic missile program.

Briefing / Asia

South Korea’s Elections: A Shift to the Right

South Korea’s electoral politics has made a turn to the right that is likely to lead to closer security ties with the U.S. and some other important adjustments in foreign policy and has already strained relations with the North.

Briefing / Asia

South Korea’s Election: What to Expect from President Lee

On 19 December 2007, South Koreans elected Lee Myung-bak as their president.

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Briefing / Asia

North Korea-Russia Relations: A Strained Friendship

North Korea’s relations with Russia have been marked by unrealistic expectations and frequent disappointments but common interests have prevented a rupture.

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Briefing / Asia

After the North Korea Nuclear Breakthrough: Compliance or Confrontation?

The North Korea nuclear talks finally achieved a breakthrough on 13 February 2007, when the six parties struck a general denuclearisation deal.

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Briefing / Asia

North Korea’s Nuclear Test: The Fallout

The North Korean nuclear standoff entered an even more troubling phase with Pyongyang’s test of a nuclear device on 9 October 2006. Condemnation was nearly universal, and the UN Security Council moved quickly to pass Resolution 1718 unanimously less than a week later.

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