Mr. Kirk, based in Seoul and Washington, has been covering Asia for decades for…
The North wants its enemies, ranging from Washington to Seoul to Tokyo, to know that Kim is not just engaging in meaningless rhetoric when he boasts of the strength of his nuclear program.
The communist regime at Pyongyang commits every imaginable abuse, ranging from murder and enslavement to rape and sexual violence to repression of speech and dissent.
After years of producing energy reactors, South Korea could match North Korea as a nuclear weapons power.
At issue is the question of how much Washington can trust Tokyo eight decades after the end of Japanese rule over Korea.
Kim Jong-un’s subjects ‘live in poverty’ and see ‘reunification with the South as the only way to secure a better future.’
In a newly published book, Trump writes of ‘a glorious new era of security and prosperity’ for Kim’s people.
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