May 09, 2024

Interviews

Conversations with leading experts and professionals working on the DPRK

Risks for severe North Korea miscalculation “high”: policy consultant

Risks for severe North Korea miscalculation “high”: policy consultant

Dr. Kevin Shepard says Pyongyang say misjudge any sudden U.S. moves - and retaliate

Risks for severe North Korea miscalculation “high”: policy consultant
Chad O'Carroll
Chad O'Carroll November 28, 2017
Behind bars in North Korea: Pastor Lim’s long, dark night of the soul

Behind bars in North Korea: Pastor Lim’s long, dark night of the soul

Former detainee talks imprisonment in the DPRK - and his unexpected release in August

Behind bars in North Korea: Pastor Lim’s long, dark night of the soul
Justin Rohrlich
Justin Rohrlich November 27, 2017
Where Washington’s North Korea policy goes from here

Where Washington’s North Korea policy goes from here

CNAS's Patrick Cronin says that Trump's "unorthodox" approach to Pyongyang has its merits

Where Washington’s North Korea policy goes from here
Oliver Hotham
Oliver Hotham November 22, 2017
Stepping up pressure: how China sees North Korea

Stepping up pressure: how China sees North Korea

The Stimson Center's Yun Sun says the U.S. must make a case rooted in Beijing's interests

Stepping up pressure: how China sees North Korea
Chad O'Carroll
Chad O'Carroll November 20, 2017
North Korea’s “parallel gulags,” seen from above

North Korea’s “parallel gulags,” seen from above

Veteran human rights researcher David Hawk discusses new report on the DPRK's "alternate" prisons

North Korea’s “parallel gulags,” seen from above
Oliver Hotham
Oliver Hotham November 10, 2017
“Made in North Korea”: DPRK graphics, from candy to postcards

“Made in North Korea”: DPRK graphics, from candy to postcards

In a new book, Nicholas Bonner shares his collection of hand-drawn designs from the North

“Made in North Korea”: DPRK graphics, from candy to postcards
Dagyum Ji
Dagyum Ji October 27, 2017
What do the two Koreas mean to third-country born children?

What do the two Koreas mean to third-country born children?

More than 50% of defector schoolchildren are now of third-country origin

What do the two Koreas mean to third-country born children?
Damin Jung
Damin Jung September 28, 2017
Why two North Korean defectors want to go back

Why two North Korean defectors want to go back

Kwon Chol Nam and Kim Ryon Hui hope to return to their lives in the North

Why two North Korean defectors want to go back
Dagyum Ji
Dagyum Ji September 26, 2017
DPRK design: A Pyongyang apartment in Seoul

DPRK design: A Pyongyang apartment in Seoul

In a new exhibition, architect Dongwoo Yim hopes to offer Seoulites a slice of N. Korean high-life

DPRK design: A Pyongyang apartment in Seoul
Dagyum Ji
Dagyum Ji September 15, 2017
North Korea now convinced that “time is on their side”: Ralph Cossa

North Korea now convinced that “time is on their side”: Ralph Cossa

President of CSIS Pacific Forum tells NK News that the U.S. has failed to "frighten" the DPRK

North Korea now convinced that “time is on their side”: Ralph Cossa
Chad O'Carroll
Chad O'Carroll August 23, 2017
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