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The Future of Diplomacy with North Korea
Photo illustration by John Lyman The Future of Diplomacy with North Korea In early June of 2018, President Donald Trump met with Kim Jong-Un marking the first time the leaders of the United States and North Korea met face to face. The Singapore Summit was to be the launching point of a new direction for U.S.-North Korea relations. However, the two countries failed to come to an agreement at the 2019 Hanoi Summit, and have yet to reconvene since the summit’s abrupt end.
The Summit Aftermath: South Korea Must do More
World News /02 Mar 2019 The Summit Aftermath: South Korea Must do More The abrupt end of the second summit between the United States and North Korea has led many analysts to label President Trump’s diplomacy attempt a failure. Instead of a glorious signing ceremony, Trump decided to walk away from the deal, a preferred strategy of Trumpian deal-making.
The ever growing threat of a manufactured refugee crisis
One of the most pressing strategic problems of the Syrian civil war has been the humanitarian one: what to do with the millions of displaced Syrians entering Europe and Middle Eastern countries as refugees, and the impact on those societies. Compare the current situation to a hypothetical situation, one that entails millions of North Korean citizens crossing the border into China and/or Turkey deciding to open their border and millions of refugees migrating to the European Union.
It's Time to Seek Real Ways to Shape North Korea
On July 6, the United States announced the sanctioning of Kim Jong-un over human rights violations that took place within North Korea. North Korea responded by stating that the United States had crossed a red line and had declared war on the Democratic Republic of North Korea. As tensions continue to rise within the region, the question of whether United States sanctions have any effect on North Korea is brought into the spotlight.
A new president, a new North Korea strategy
As Donald Trump Donald TrumpFULL SPEECH: Rev. Dr. William Barber II electrifies delegates Republican foreign policy advisers call on Congress to probe DNC hack Former Reagan official to Trump: 'You are no Ronald Reagan' MORE and Hillary Clinton Hillary Rodham ClintonFULL SPEECH: Rev.
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