Confident Clinton Slams North Korea
During her press conference with the Egyptian Foreign Minister in Washington yesterday, U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton strongly reiterated the United States’ intention...
Yongbyon Still Idle As North Korean Test Yield Drops
Contrary to a number of international media reports, satellite imagery dated May 26th, 2009, the day after the second North Korean nuclear test, does...
Regime Change The Only Option
Eventually, the thing everybody was worried about actually happened.
The North Korean Foreign Minister stated on May 8 that since the Obama administration’s launch,...
KCNA: Korean Peninsula in State of War
A spokesperson for North Korea’s Panmunjom Mission restated on Wednesday that North Korea considers South Korea’s joining the PSI “a declaration of war.”
In...
ICBM Launch Shouldn’t Be Ruled Out
Subsequent to the second nuclear test of May 25th, it cannot be ruled out that North Korea might attempt the launch of another intercontinental...
No Plans For Clinton To Visit Asia
U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has no plans to go to East Asia to discuss North Korea’s recent actions, according to Tuesday’s State...
Eberstadt Attacks International Ignorance
In a piece for Forbes on the 26th, the American Enterprise Institute’s Nicholas Eberstadt questioned whether the international community, notably the U.S., has any...
Further Short-Range Missile Launched Last Night
A military source confirmed on the 27th that North Korea launched a short-range missile over the East Sea on the night of the 26th....
People Mourn the Death of Roh Moo Hyun
In front of Deoksu Palace there is a place to mourn former President Roh Moo Hyun, who championed the cause of engagement with North...
U.N. Closes In On Resolution Consensus
There appears to be a consensus among U.N. Security Council members on the need for a U.N. resolution in response to the latest North...
