Focus Issues
North Korean Nuclear Threat
Insight
North Korea's recent nuclear threat goes beyond simple weapons testing, becoming a structural risk rooted in the escalation of military tensions in border areas and the 'hostile two-state theory.' North Korea is testing South Korea-US deterrence strategies by asserting the irreversibility of its nuclear-armed status through constitutional amendments and successive missile launches. In response, South Korea must move away from one-off crisis management and build a phased, effective crisis management system based on South Korea-US coordination while upholding constitutional values.
- The North Korean Nuclear Threat
- [Global NK Commentary] An Assessment of North Korea’s ICBM Technology and South Korea’s Countermeasures
- NORTH KOREA, WHERE NEXT FOR THE NUCLEAR TALKS - Peter M. Beck
- [Global NK Commentary] Tasks for North Korea Policy After the Washington Declaration
- [Global NK Interview] North Korea's High-Intensity Provocations and Measures to Strengthen Deterrence on the Korean Peninsula
- [Global NK Commentary] The Road to Denuclearization of the DPRK: The DPRK’s Strategy and the ROK-U.S. Response Plan
- Commentary: North Korea's Future After Codifying Nuclear Weapons and South Korea
- [Column] How Should the World Respond When Countries Such as North Korea Develop Nuclear Weapons and Ballistic Missiles?
- [Research Report] The Desirability and Feasibility of Nuclear Sharing in Northeast Asia: A South Korean Perspective
- North Korea and the World: North Korea's Constitutionalization of Nuclear Armed Forces and its 'Irreversible' Will to Possess Nuclear Weapons
- [Global NK Commentary] North Korea’s Missile Provocations: Not just a Gambit but an Imminent Threat
- NSPR1 North Korea's Nuclear Issue and the Six-Party Talks: Assessment and Prospects
- NSPR1 North Korea's Nuclear Issue and the Six-Party Talks: Assessment and Outlook
- [Issue Briefing] Policy Recommendations Toward North Korea and Its Nuclear Development
- [North Korea and the World] Four Positions on North Korean Denuclearization: From Regime Change to Recognition as a Nuclear State