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Minitrue 2017: September—19th Congress, NK, Riots
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Minitrue: No Hyping North Korea Nuclear Test
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Sec. Tillerson Pressed to Talk Human Rights on Asia Trip
U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson embarked on his first diplomatic trip to Asia this week,...
Minitrue: “Military Threat on NK Pressures China”
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In South Korea, Xi Looks to Increase Regional Clout
President Xi Jinping arrived in South Korea on Thursday for a state visit that is seen as...
China Denies Planning for North Korean Collapse
China’s Foreign Ministry dismissed purportedly leaked PLA plans for dealing with regime collapse...
China’s Contingency Plans for North Korea Collapse Leak
Purported PLA plans for handling a collapse of the North Korean regime have leaked to Japan’s...
John Kerry Discusses North Korea, Internet Freedom in China
On Saturday, Secretary of State John Kerry completed a two-day visit to China, where North Korea...
Should The U.S. Draw A North Korean Buffer Line?
A new study by American research institute Rand Corp urges the United States to negotiate a...
Xi Jinping Urges North Korea to Rejoin Nuclear Talks
During this week’s visit to Beijing by a high-level North Korean envoy, President Xi Jinping reportedly urged North Korea to return to six-party talks over Pyongyang’s nuclear program. From the New York Times: In...
North Korea Sends Envoy to Beijing
North Korea has sent a high-level envoy to Beijing in an apparent effort to patch up tense relations as international pressure mounts over Pyongyang’s nuclear ambitions. From the New York Times: The envoy, Vice Marshal...
Kerry’s Visit to China Yields Little Progress on North Korea
John Kerry concluded his first visit to China since being sworn in as Secretary of State. The Chinese official media offered a skeptical welcome to Kerry, while openly criticizing his predecessor, Hillary Clinton, for her strong...
Editor Suspended for North Korea Article
The editor of a prominent Party journal has been suspended because of an op-ed he wrote for The Financial Times following Pyongyang’s defiant third nuclear test in February. From Jane Perlez at The New York Times: The...
Netizen Voices: Doubts over DPRK “Nuclear Drift”
After North Korea’s February 12 nuclear test, condemnation of the blast rained in from both China’s government and the general public. Netizens voiced anxiety that irradiated fallout from the blast might travel...
Some Chinese Souring on Being N. Korea’s Best Friend
According to Reuters, North Korea has told China that it is prepared to stage one or two more nuclear tests this year. This information emerged after China’s condemnation of North Korea’s underground nuclear tests....
China and North Korea: No War, No Instability, No Nukes
Following North Korea’s third nuclear test, John Garnaut of the Age writes that if people in the West are expecting China to take a strong stand against the development of Pyongyang’s nuclear program, they will be...
China Condemns North Korean Nuclear Test
North Korea detonated a third nuclear weapon in an underground test on Tuesday, defying Chinese calls for restraint and bringing swift condemnation from the U.N. and national governments. From Justin McCurry and Tania Branigan...
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