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     Why North Korea is starting to become a 'forgotten' space for China and the US

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     The U.S. Army Prepares for War With China: New Vehicles, Face Paint and a 1,200-Foot Fall

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2. • • Tensions are continuing to rise between the United States and North Korea. The Trump administration says it will tighten economic sanctions against the government in Pyongyang and activate a missile defence system as it aims to halt Kim Jong-Un's nuclear weapons programme and ballistic missile tests.
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   What are the challenges facing North Korea today?

   • Today’s challenges stem from North Korea’s complex history, U.S.-North Korean system incompatibility, path dependency, decades of mistrust, and North Korea’s evolving strategic priorities. To overcome these challenges, we recommend forgoing a grand bargain in favor of a more incremental approach.

   Why Is the North Korea Problem So Hard to Solve?

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   Will North Korea get worse in 2024?

   • Though it appears things could not get any worse with Kim Jong-un, CSIS Korea Chair analysis indicates there will likely be an uptick in North Korean belligerence in 2024. North Korea exhibits a tendency to ramp up provocations during U.S. election years.

   Slow Boil: What to Expect from the DPRK in 2024 - CSIS

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   What is the relationship between the United States and North Korea?

   • The historical enmity between the United States and North Korea is multigenerational and baked into the culture. North Koreans are taught that the United States and South Korea started the Korean War (called “the Great Fatherland Liberation War”) and remain an urgent threat to this day.

   Why Is the North Korea Problem So Hard to Solve?

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   What do Americans think about North Korea?

   • The vast majority of Americans (87 percent) view North Korea as mostly or very unfavorable, and the only foreign policy item that American Democrats and Republicans can seem to agree upon is the importance of limiting the power and influence of North Korea.

   Why Is the North Korea Problem So Hard to Solve?

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   Is North Korea about to start a war?

   • U.S. Is Watching North Korea for Signs of Lethal Military Action - The New York Times U.S. Is Watching North Korea for Signs of Lethal Military Action A shift by Kim Jong-un, North Korea’s leader, toward open hostility against South Korea is alarming but does not indicate he is about to start a full-scale war, officials say.

   U.S. Is Watching North Korea for Signs of Lethal Military Action

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   Will North Korea 'cease to exist'?

   • Last month North Korea paraded its missiles through the streets, in its latest attempted show of strength. Kim Jong-un, dressed in a white military uniform, delivered a blistering warning: any hostile force that threatened North Korea, would "cease to exist".

   From handshakes to hostilities: How dangerous is the situation in North

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4. www.cfr.org › conflict › north-korea-crisisNorth Korea Crisis | Global Conflict Tracker

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   Oct 17, 2024 · North Korea is a nuclear power with a complex relationship with China, and preventing both an interstate Korean war and a North Korean internal collapse are critical U.S. national security...

5. warontherocks.com › 2024 › 05Why Is the North Korea Problem So Hard to Solve?

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   May 31, 2024 · Today’s challenges stem from North Korea’s complex history, U.S.-North Korean system incompatibility, path dependency, decades of mistrust, and North Korea’s evolving strategic priorities. To overcome these challenges, we recommend forgoing a grand bargain in favor of a more incremental approach.

6. www.rand.org › pubs › commentaryNorth Korea Explained: What Americans Need to Know | RAND

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   Sep 9, 2024 · The Korean Peninsula will demand a nuanced strategy from the incoming U.S. administration. Two RAND experts discuss foreign policy challenges, denuclearization, and bolstering the U.S.–South Korea alliance, as well as cybersecurity threats, economic sanctions, and human rights abuses in the region.

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8. www.csis.org › analysis › slow-boil-what-expect-dprkSlow Boil: What to Expect from the DPRK in 2024 - CSIS

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   Jan 16, 2024 · Though it appears things could not get any worse with Kim Jong-un, there will likely be an uptick in North Korean belligerence in 2024. CSIS data shows North Korea tends to ramp up provocations in U.S. election years.

9. www.bbc.com › news › world-us-canada-66190848Latest US-North Korea spat is high-risk moment for Biden - BBC

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   Jul 18, 2023 · North Korea hasn't been much of a foreign policy priority for Joe Biden's administration since he took office in January 2021, but recent escalating tensions on the Korean peninsula are moving...

10. www.bbc.com › news › world-asia-61331859From handshakes to hostilities: How dangerous is the ... - BBC

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    May 8, 2022 · When a nuclear deal between the United States and North Korea collapsed in 2019, so did talks between the Koreas. There has been a stalemate ever since. Meanwhile North Korea has...

11. www.nytimes.com › north-korea-war-kimU.S. Is Watching North Korea for Signs of Lethal Military Action

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    Jan 25, 2024 · North Korea’s leader, Kim Jong-un, could take some form of lethal military action against South Korea in the coming months after having shifted to a policy of open hostility, U.S. officials...