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Next week’s debate will be whether Trump’s Iran deal requires congressional approval.
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In a sense, it’s too soon to reflect on the disaster in Iran.
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Donald Trump did not run on isolationism because he was against war.
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Donald Trump has betrayed more American values and interests than my dog has hairs in January, but let’s pause on one subset of them–his aid cutoff to Ukraine, his stalling of sanctions against Russia, and his public blustering at Volodimir Zelensky that…
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Update: NK News reports that he’s been released (paywall).
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A prediction: some legal issues with the prosecution of Nicolas Maduro will soon create significant political problems for Donald Trump and Pam Bondi.
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In his Farewell Address, George Washington warned us that political parties would use the Spoils System to politicize our civil service, usurp power, and destroy the very democracy that gave them power: They serve to organize faction, to give it an artifi…
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For the first time since 1945, the two heads-of-state of the United States and South Korea would both prefer to end their two states’ alliance.
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Watch.
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Last Tuesday, British American Tobacco, the world’s second-largest tobacco company, along with its Singaporean subsidiary, pled guilty to bank fraud and conspiracy charges and agreed to pay a combined $635 million in criminal and civil fines, penalties, a…
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In 1997, a Washington Post reporter was allowed into the city of Hamheung, in the mountains that ring North Korea’s east coast, to investigate reports of a famine in the isolated country.
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The editors of 38 North are smart, well-informed people, and so I’m puzzled by their decision to publish this submission by Heeje Lee and Samuel S.
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Among sanctions critics who oppose America’s foreign policy goals or sympathize with its adversaries, a common cliche is that “sanctions never work.”
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Between 2017 and 2022, the leaders of the United States and South Korea performed an experiment: what if they froze joint military exercises, said nothing about Kim Jong-un’s crimes against humanity, offered aid, and stopped actively enforcing sanctions?
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How many things do you own that were made by slaves—specifically, enslaved North Koreans or Uygurs?
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Documents filed with the Justice Department in July show that a group of South Korean investors hired a San Francisco law firm and a South Korean consulting firm to lobby the U.S. government to support reopening a shuttered, looted, and partially exploded…
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Today, the Justice Department announced that for the first time, it has extradited a North Korean national to the United States.
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Yesterday morning, I was surprised to learn that my tweets about Lee In-young’s master plan to get around sanctions and bail out Kim Jong-un made the Chosun Ilbo and are spreading around Korean YouTube.