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Carlos Barria / Reuters Can South Korea Trust Trump?
In Seoul, the U.S. president urged North Koreans to negotiate. The South should hope he’s serious.
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China's Persistent Support for the Six-Party Talks
Even as the U.S., Japan, and South Korea officials boycott anniversary ceremony over skepticism about North Korea, Beijing presses forward.
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North Korea's Missile Launch: The Winners and Losers
How the DPRK's unauthorized rocket test could swing South Korea's elections and bring the United States and China together
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North Korea's Underground Railroad to Freedom
The covert trail that's helped thousands of refugees escape
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American Public Opinion Is Remarkably Coolheaded on North Korea
A recent poll finds most support diplomacy with Pyongyang and oppose military action.
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Redefining 'Friendly': What North Korea Wants From the U.S.
The rogue state says it wants an end to "hostile policies," but is still developing its nuclear program.
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Kim Jong Un's Nuclear Agenda
As the new North Korean leader consolidates power, his country's nuclear program could play a role in its diplomatic relations and even economic policies.
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Is North Korea's Information Seal Starting to Break?
More information is penetrating the hermit kingdom, but it's not having the impact we might have expected.
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Family Circus: Kim Jong Un's Brothers on North Korea's Future
What the new leader's two siblings -- one estranged in China, the other maybe on the outs in Pyongyang -- suggest about the country's transition
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Kim Jong Un Survivability Scorecard: How to Tell If He's Hanging On
Can Kim Jong Il's son and heir navigate North Korea's treacherous and secretive palace politics?
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After Burma, Could Hillary Clinton Visit North Korea?
What it might take for the U.S. Secretary of State to travel to Pyongyang
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Will South Korea Finally Win Free Trade Deal from U.S.?
President Lee Myung-bak's visit next week could provide an impetus for the long-promised KORUS
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North Korea's Deepening Economic Ties With China
Trade between the two countries undercuts sanctions and makes Pyongyang less likely to reform
