The U.S. president wants a political spectacle while the North Korean leader is looking for concrete benefits.
The U.S. president wants a political spectacle while the North Korean leader is looking for concrete benefits.
North Korea ultimately prefers the predictability of Russia and China to the unreliability of the United States.
The Chinese leader is trying to counter Russian influence and remain the center of gravity in Asia.
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Jonathan Cheng’s book is an indispensable guide to understanding the methods by which the North Korean regime captured at least some of the hearts and minds of the residents of what had once been one of the most rapidly Christianized parts of the world.
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The Trump administration is attacking funding for programs that get unfiltered information into — and out of — North Korea.
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