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.
Analysis suggests the South Korean President will take a cautious approach
Anti-American posters remain in some museums, ongoing focus on New Years' Speech
The DPRK's "military first" policy never had major policy implications
Pyongyang saw the fall of its longstanding backer with understandable trepidation
Questions over Kim's role in suppressing Sixth Corps coup plot remain
Next week's meetings will be the first in three years
The famous memorial has weathered the ups and downs of the DPRK-Russian relationship
A lack of major concessions from either side could see a breakdown in dialogue in the near future
73 years since its outbreak, the war's impact is often understated
An official document reveals the division of the peninsula could have been avoided
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