[외교안보] Trump teases tariffs against Mexico, Canada may go higher in the future

President Donald Trumpteased that tariffs against neighboring countries Mexico and Canada could go higher in the future in an exclusive interview with Fox News that aired Sunday.

[외교안보] Trump on his ambitious agenda, working with Musk, and the vision for Gaza

President Donald Trump looks back on his first weeks back in office, discusses stopping government fraud, tariffs, working with Elon Musk and outlines his vision for taking over Gaza in wide-ranging interview with Fox News' Bret Baier.

[해외자료] Trump in Pyongyang?

Donald Trump’s recent pronouncement that he plans to reach out to North Korean leader Kim Jong Un should come as no surprise. Trump held three summits with Kim during his first term in office, the first sitting president to meet a North Korean dictator. However, while Trump is right that summitry is the only way to solve tensions between Washington and Pyongyang, the president is wrong if he...

[해외자료] Global Leaders Forum Address by His Excellency President Moon Jae-in

...Excellency Moon Jae-in, President of the Republic of Korea, delivered a Global Leaders Forum address to a Washington D.C. foreign policy audience of more than 250 at CSIS headquarters. This occasion marked several firsts: President Moon's first foreign policy address abroad, his first visit to the United States as president, and his first summit meeting with the Donald J. Trump administration.

[해외자료] DENUCLEARIZING NORTH KOREA: SIX OPTIONS FOR BIDEN

...next month. Less than three months after President Barack Obama took office, North Korea launched a long-range rocket, and six weeks after that conducted a nuclear test. North Korea launched a medium-range ballistic missile in February 2017, three weeks after President Donald Trump’s inauguration, while he was dining with Japanese prime minister Shinzo Abe at Mar-a-Lago. It then conducted a ballistic...

[학술논문] An Uneasy Status Quo: Muddling through Nuclear Negotiations

Around this time two years ago, North Korean leader Kim Jong Un pivoted to diplomacy after six years of blustery threats and self-imposed isolation, and metamorphosed into an international statesman, with the help of President Donald Trump. Yet two years and three Trump-Kim meetings later, we are still at the pre-summitry status quo, with Kim this month reaffirming North Korea’s position as...

[학술논문] Future of the U.S.-ROK Alliance

...considers these questions against the background of major tensions during the Moon Jae-in- Donald Trump era over trade, defense cost-sharing, North Korean denuclearization, the U.S. Terminal High Altitude Area Defense system and the rise of China. The main argument of the paper is that the Korean economic miracle and a reassertion of Korean nationalism are pushing Seoul to develop greater policy autonomy...

[현안분석] 미중 이중적 위계 구조와 한국의 지전략

...historical views(norm). President Xi Jinping and President Donald Trump seem to respect each other’s “core interests” and “national interests” with a basic recognition of their counterpart’s influence, and have attempted to resolve pending regional issues through bilateral engagement. However, tensions between Beijing and Washington continue to exacerbate due to the...

[현안분석] 대북 제재의 미래

Whether Joe Biden, Donald Trump, or another individual is the U.S. president, he or she will face challenging decisions regarding North Korea early next year. We need serious discussions with Putin and Xi or we might as well discard the current UN and bilateral sanctions and start anew. Following such talks, whether successful or not, we must engage in rigorous talks with Pyongyang and constructive...

[현안분석] 미국 대북담론 구조 연구: 대통령 화행을 중심으로

...uncertainty. Utilizing securitization as a conceptual framework, the analysis focuses on U.S. discourse toward North Korea, employing content analysis of presidential speeches from George H. W. Bush to Donald J. Trump. By chronologically studying the speech acts of top U.S. policymakers, this analysis encourages a reassessment of mainstream perspectives that perpetuate the security dilemma.