ABOUT THE AUTHOR

S. Nathan Park

S. Nathan Park is an attorney and frequent commentator on Korea. His analysis has appeared on the Washington Post, Wall Street Journal, Financial Times, the Atlantic, Foreign Policy, and others.

Why a joint inter-Korean railway survey matters

That the project is going ahead suggests a new open-mindedness from Kim Jong Un – and Trump

S. Nathan ParkDecember 5, 2018

Opinion

How Moon Jae-in’s North Korea policy differs from his liberal predecessors

South Korea's President deserves credit for cooling tensions while remaining tough on Pyongyang

S. Nathan ParkMarch 13, 2018

LATEST ANALYSIS

01Lee Jae-myung pivoted right on North Korea. Will he stick to that as president?
02New effort to monitor North Korea sanctions is ‘shadow’ of UN Panel of Experts
03Why Trump’s Golden Dome could upset the ‘nuclear balance’ with North Korea
04More than just North Korean threats are driving ROK support for nuke submarines
05A fragile calm holds with North Korea — but don’t mistake it for stability
06Why Trump’s approach to Iran nuclear talks could reinforce North Korean distrust
07Every company that joined North Korea’s not-so-international spring trade fair
08Navigating uncertainty: How Lee Jae-myung could overhaul North Korea policy
09North Korea puts finishing touches on Wonsan Kalma resort ahead of June opening
10North Korea poised to test more weapons in months ahead as 5-year deadline looms

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

S. Nathan Park

More articles by 'S. Nathan Park'

Why a joint inter-Korean railway survey matters

How Moon Jae-in’s North Korea policy differs from his liberal predecessors

LATEST ANALYSIS