Fyodor Tertitskiy is a lecturer at Seoul’s Korea University. He is the author of "Accidental Tyrant: The Life of Kim Il-sung" and several other books on North Korean history and military.
North Korea's leadership is seriously alarmed by foreign influence and uncharacteristically open about addressing the problem
History shows North Korea's supreme leader uses speech to signal a direction for the country
Research suggests large-scale munitions industry presence could be a contributing factor
There are simply too many obstacles to a North Korean take over of the South
In 2017, Kim Jong Un continued along the same path he's followed since rising to power six years ago
Options range from non-military to those which would reserve force to oblige compliance
How one DPRK-run establishment became the center of a media controversy in Russia
From diacritics to dodgy vowels, it's best for scholars to simply learn the alphabet
Life in the border city is certainly tough, but locals are finding ways to make things easier
Rather than the dawn of a new era, the DPRK has portrayed the events as a uniquely Russian affair
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