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Forget sanctions, reining in North Korea will need a whole new approach

The US has reportedly been reviewing its policy on North Korea

North Korea, Kim Il Sung
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North Korean soldiers carry flags and a photo of late leader Kim Il Sung as they march across Kim Il Sung Square during a military parade

Lully Miura | The Conversation
North Korea’s increased nuclear sabre-rattling has the world on edge. With South Korea’s opposition party pushing for potential dialogue with the country’s authoritarian northern neighbour, TC Global is resurfacing this relevant analysis, originally published in February 2017, of how to better deal with the country’s nuclear threat.

North Korea has launched its first ballistic missile since the start of Donald’s Trump’s presidency, just as Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe visited the US to shore up support for the alliance between the two countries. The move led to a joint

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