[뉴스] Tech companies have a big remote worker problem: <em>North</em> Korean operatives

A growing number of the nation&rsquo;s top tech firms have hired remote information technology workers, only to discover that the employees were actually <em>North</em> Korean cyber operatives.

[뉴스] Exclusive: Ukraine sees marked improvement in accuracy of Russia's <em>North</em> Korean missiles

KYIV, Feb 6 (Reuters) - <em>North</em> Korean ballistic missiles fired at Ukraine by Russian forces since late December have been far more precise than salvos of the weapons launched over the past year, two senior Ukrainian sources told Reuters.

[뉴스] <em>North</em> <em>Korea</em> expanding naval base amid uncertainty over new warship deployment

<em>North</em> <em>Korea</em> is expanding a naval port on the east coast where leader Kim Jong Un inspected one of the country&rsquo;s newest strategic warships last year, according to&nbsp;<em>NK <em>Pro</em>&nbsp;</em>analysis of satellite imagery, though questions remain over the deployment status of the new class of ships.

[뉴스] Lawsuit accuses Iran, Syria and <em>North</em> <em>Korea</em> of providing support for Hamas’ Oct. 7 attack on Israel

NEW YORK (AP) &mdash; Victims of Hamas&rsquo; Oct. 7 attack on Israel sued Iran, Syria and <em>North</em> <em>Korea</em> on Monday, saying their governments supplied the militants with money, weapons and know-how needed to carry out the assault that precipitated Israel&rsquo;s&nbsp;<a href="https://apnews.com/hub/israel-hamas-war">ongoing war in Gaza</a>.<br /> &nbsp;

[뉴스] China vows to work with <em>North</em> <em>Korea</em> to protect regional stability as tensions with Seoul escalate

China said it will&nbsp;<a href="https://www.scmp.com/news/china/diplomacy/article/3245367/china-and-<em>north</em>-<em>korea</em>-pledge-stronger-cooperation-rare-talks-beijing-shores-ties-neighbours?module=inline&amp;pgtype=article">work with <em>North</em> <em>Korea</em></a>&nbsp;on regional stability amid escalating tensions between Seoul and Pyongyang.

[학술논문] China, the Nuclear Problem, and Prospect of the Peninsular: Persistent Dilemmas with a Promising Future

...(2) fostering <em>North</em> <em>Korea</em>&rsquo;s denuclearization; and (3) seeking to preserve a continued relationship with <em>North</em> <em>Korea</em>. But it has yet to develop a full strategy for reconciling these interests and managing its policy priorities. However, China has accelerated its economic and political ties with both the Republic of <em>Korea</em> (ROK) and the Democratic People&rsquo;s Republic of <em>Korea</em> (DPRK). Beijing...

[학술논문] The Korean War (1950-1953) and Christianity: <em>Pro</em>-American Activities of the Christian Churches and the <em>North</em> Korean Reactions

...however, considered the action of the United Nations as an attempt to oppose the liberation of Asian peoples. Due to the <em>pro</em>-American stance of the Christian churches the Communist regime of <em>North</em> <em>Korea</em> regarded Christianity as an anti-patriotic religion. Because of this belief, the <em>North</em> Korean regime intensified its anti-religious campaigns, and tried to wipe out Christians in the post-bellum period....

[학술논문] South-<em>North</em> Divide and Political Tolerance: A Liberal Explanation of the Political Attitude toward <em>Pro</em>-<em>North</em> Korean Activities

...evaluates the political tolerance South Koreans have for <em>pro</em>-<em>North</em> Korean activists, one of the least-liked groups among Koreans. Analyzing the <em>Korea</em> Democracy Barometer Survey conducted in 2010, the study examines whether, and in what fashion,the perception of the political regime in <em>North</em> <em>Korea</em> translates into public political tolerance for <em>pro</em>-<em>North</em> Korean activists. The test results show that a majority...

[학술논문] The Korean Decision: A Cognitive Process Model Analysis

When <em>North</em> <em>Korea</em> invaded South <em>Korea</em> on June 25, 1950, the United States in an apparent reversal of its policy decided in a single week to commit its combat forces to <em>Korea</em>. This quick decision, tersely known as the &ldquo;<em>Korea</em> Decision,&rdquo; begs a question. How did it happen? To answer the question this paper employs the cognitive process model of decision-making. Unlike some earlier analyses...

[학술논문] Nuclear Proliferation: Reassessing the Threat to Global Security

The proliferation of nuclear weapons has been widely characterized as one of the major threats to international security in the contemporary period. Many analysts, scholars, and policymakers have expressed the belief that the risks of nuclear proliferation are higher today than ever before and some even describe the danger from new nuclear weapons states as greater than that posed by the Soviet Union

[국내] The trust-building process and korean unification

...towards <em>North</em> <em>Korea</em>. Trust is a new concept in South <em>Korea</em>&rsquo;s <em>North</em> <em>Korea</em> policy, and the Trustbuilding Process emerged as a new paradigm for policies on <em>North</em> <em>Korea</em>. The current government has diverged from the pathways of the previous governments. Since the end of the Cold War, South <em>Korea</em>&rsquo;s economic superiority has been utilized as a major policy leverage against the <em>North</em> by means...

[국내] <em>North</em> <em>Korea</em>’s Missile Provocations: Not just a Gambit but an Imminent Threat

...unusual calm, <em>North</em> <em>Korea</em> finally launched missiles on May 4 and May 9 of 2019. It was somewhat expected that <em>North</em> <em>Korea</em> would resume its military provocations after the breakdown of the second US-<em>North</em> <em>Korea</em> summit in February as compensation for the failure and a gambit for the next negotiation. However, <em>North</em> <em>Korea</em>&rsquo;s ballistic missile provocations are a new threat to South <em>Korea</em>, which has...

[국내] <em>North</em> Korean Contingency and Prospects of China's Military Intervention

... <em>North</em> <em>Korea</em>&#39;s fate, affect the stability and peace of the Korean peninsula, and govern the unification process that follows. Moreover, the interests of the four great powers surrounding the Korean peninsula, particularly those of the United States and China, would clash in the wake of a <em>North</em> Korean contingency. Consequently, the East Asian regional order would be realigned.

[국내] South Korea´s Denuclearization Policy: A Never Ending Story?

...the second U.S.-<em>North</em> <em>Korea</em> summit ended without reaching a final agreement, there has been no progress in the denuclearization of <em>North</em> <em>Korea</em> or in building peace on the Korean Peninsula. This is due to the gap between the definitions of denuclearization adhered to by <em>North</em> <em>Korea</em> and the United States, which has scarcely narrowed. These differences also exist between South <em>Korea</em> and the United States...

[국내] Human Rights Abuses in <em>North</em> <em>Korea</em>’s Nuclear Program

The story I am going to tell you is about human rights abuses which occurred at two nuclear facilities in <em>North</em> <em>Korea</em>. One is Pyongsan uranium mine, a resource for the front end fuel cycle in <em>North</em> <em>Korea</em>&rsquo;s nuclear program, and the other is the radiochemical laboratory reprocessing facility located at Yongbyon, a significant resource for the back end fuel cycle.<br /> <br /> In the Pyongsan...