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30 April 2013
by Daniel Pinkston
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Gaeseong Industrial Complex: Possible shutdown & implications

All but seven of the remaining South Korean workers at the only joint venture with the North have returned home. The Unification Ministry in Seoul says five people, including the chairman of the Gaeseong Industrial Development Management Committee, plus two … Continue reading →

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21 March 2013
by rtraynor
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Korea Today Show with Dan Pinkston

In this episode of the Korea Today show, Dan Pinkston, North East Asia Deputy Project Director, speaks about the current stand off between the two Koreas (Dan Pinkston is interviewed in this video at 15:10).

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13 March 2013
by rtraynor
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The Korean Peninsula: Flirting with Conflict

North Korea has taken a number of recent steps that raise the risks of miscalculation, inadvertent escalation and deadly conflict on the Korean peninsula. On 12 December, it launched a small satellite into orbit in defiance of UN Security Council … Continue reading →

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11 March 2013
by Daniel Pinkston
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U.S.-DPRK Basketball Diplomacy: Maybe President Obama Should Pick up the Phone

The last couple of years have been tough for North Korea watchers seeking new policy prescriptions for dealing with Pyongyang. The Six-Party Talks appear dead and Pyongyang has no consistent and formal diplomatic processes with either Seoul or Washington. Back channel … Continue reading →

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22 November 2012
by Daniel Pinkston
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South Korea’s New Missile Guidelines: Part II

During a recent visit to Beijing, I was reminded that many Chinese believe the U.S.-Japan and U.S.-ROK alliances are aimed at containing China. My Chinese friends also confirmed what I’ve been reading: there appears to be a growing perception that … Continue reading →

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25 October 2012
by Daniel Pinkston
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The New South Korean Missile Guidelines and Future Prospects for Regional Stability

On 7 October (Seoul time), in the middle of a long U.S. holiday weekend and when most American attention was turned to the November elections, the Republic of Korea (ROK or South Korea) announced new missile guidelines (NMG) that extend … Continue reading →

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1 February 2012
by Daniel Pinkston
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Military Exercises and Stability on the Korean Peninsula

Last Friday, 27 January, the U.S.-ROK Combined Forces Command (CFC) announced the dates for two joint and combined military exercises in the ROK. Key Resolve, an annual command post exercise will be held from 27 February to 9 March, and … Continue reading →

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