Cui Lei Research Fellow, China Institute of International Studies
Jun 22 , 2018
A denuclearized North Korea? Don’t hold your breath.
Brahma Chellaney Professor, Center for Policy Research
Jun 21 , 2018
The specter of a U.S.-China trade war should not distract us from paying critical attention to what Beijing might have gained from the recent summit in Singapore on North Korea’s denuclearization. In fact, China is positioning itself to reap diplomatic dividends from what promises to be a long road to denuclearize North Korea.
Wu Zhenglong Senior Research Fellow, China Foundation for Int'l Studies
Jun 20 , 2018
For the agreement to succeed, the US and its allies must build mutual trust with Kim Jong-un and not dwell on their differences.
An Gang Research Fellow, Center for International Strategy and Security, Tsinghua University
Jun 19 , 2018
How will disarmament and peace on the Korean peninsula be facilitated?
Fan Jishe Professor, the Central Party School of Communist Party of China
Jun 15 , 2018
The Singapore summit was a good step forward, but a lot of questions remain.
Jun 15 , 2018
Pompeo's remarks in Beijing.
Piet de Klerk Former chief negotiator for the 2014 Nuclear Security Summit in The Hague
Robert Floyd Director General of the Australian Safeguards and Non-Proliferation Office
Jun 11 , 2018
Despite decades of strategic arms-control agreements and unilateral disarmament, the international community has no standardized way to guarantee that a country claiming to disarm is actually doing so.
Ted Galen Carpenter Senior Fellow, Cato Institute
May 09 , 2018
The initial steps that Kim and Moon have taken are encouraging, and they provide the foundation for a lasting peace on the Peninsula. But they are just initial steps, and many thorny obstacles remain.
Zhang Tuosheng Member of Academic Committee of Huazhi Institute for Global Governance, Nanjing University
May 07 , 2018
There are several possible outcomes to the DPRK nuclear issue.
Darcie Draudt non-resident James A. Kelly Korean Studies fellow, Pacific Forum CSIS
May 02 , 2018
If we’re optimistic about the outcomes from last week’s monumental inter-Korean summit, the positive overtures North Korean leader Kim Jong-un seems to be making bode well for the Korean Peninsula. In anticipation of the upcoming Trump-Kim summit, American negotiators should note that being a bit more cautious with expectations and drawing lessons from past Korean negotiating behavior could lead to lasting change on the peninsula.