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Deterrence vs. Engagement: Striking the Right Balance in North Korea Policy

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By Yangmo Ku
| The Diplomat Magazine Verified
The Koreas | Diplomacy | East Asia The optimal solution to North Korea’s nuclear and missile challenges will require a middle ground between stronger deterrence and maximal engagement. Credit: Depositphotos Resolving North Korea’s nuclear and missile challenges peacefully has been an extremely difficult task since the mid-1980s, when the issue first emerged as an international problem.
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(PDF) Duologue 3: North Korea (with Ankit Panda and Oskar Pietrewicz)

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By Yangmo Ku, Titli Basu, Henri Féron, Betty Suh
| academia.edu
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America Needs to Be More Flexible When Dealing with North Korea

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By Yangmo Ku
| The National Interest Verified
In 2018, the relationship between the United States and the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (DPRK), despite having been largely adversarial since the Korean War, dramatically changed from ever-escalating military tension to an unprecedented series of summits.
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Kim Yo-jong Could Take Over North Korea If Kim Jong-un Died (But There's a Catch)

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By Yangmo Ku
| The National Interest Verified
Editor's Note: This is part of a symposium asking what happens if Kim Jong-un died. To read the other parts of the series click here. The high tide of speculation over Kim Jong-un’s health, briefly rumored to be in critical condition, ebbed following his reappearance in public on May 1, 2020. The event reconfirmed not only the extremely clandestine nature of the North Korean regime but also the difficulty of ascertaining information about the hermit kingdom, particularly its top leader.
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