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Iran can’t have nuclear weapons but North Korea can? There’s logic here.

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By Victor Cha
| The Washington Post Verified
Iran can’t have nuclear weapons but North Korea can? There’s logic here. (washingtonpost.com) Iran can’t have nuclear weapons but North Korea can? There’s logic here. By Victor Cha 2026081910160400 One thing that's consistent about U.S. nuclear nonproliferation policy is its inconsistency. After the denuclearization of Libya, the U.S. government embraced a view that all denuclearization should follow the CVID model — for complete, verifiable and irreversible denuclearization — that succeeded there.
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After Iran: A Scenario for Renewed Trump-Kim Summitry

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By Victor Cha
| Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS)
U.S. President Donald Trump reportedly told South Korean President Lee Jae Myung on the sidelines of the June 2026 G7 meetings in France that he would restart diplomacy with North Korea. As if to accentuate the point, he later posted a picture on social media of his stroll with Kim Jong-un at the Capella Hotel in Singapore.
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Old Friends, New Calculations: A Reset in China-North Korea Relations

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By Victor Cha, Bonny Lin, Truly Tinsley
| Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS)
The reset of relations provides a window into what North Korea hopes to get out of revived relations with China. Pak’s July visit to China included site visits to the Beijing Rail Transit Command Center, the Port of Tianjin, China Resources Recycling Group’s Green Low-Carbon Circular Economy Demonstration Base, and a motor plant in Tianjin. Pak also toured Tianjin’s Haihe River, a popular tourist location.
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