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The South Korean Government Tried to Ban This Peace Activist. Here’s What She Has to Say.

Christine Ahn calls for a real end to the Korean War—and for women to lead the way to peace.

South Korea Invites North Korea to Hold Military Talks at DMZ on Friday

Christine Ahn: "Right now, the most viable proposal that is on the table—as you mentioned earlier is backed by both China and Russia, but it originally came from the North Koreans in 2015, was to halt the U.S. and South Korean military exercises in exchange for freezing North Korea’s nuclear and long-range missile program. Now, that is the deal that should be seriously considered, but the Trump administration is not accepting it."

John McCain, North Korea, Russia: Your Tuesday Briefing

American peace activist, Christine Ahn, was denied entry by the South on the grounds that she might “hurt the national interests and public safety."

American Peace Activist Is Denied Entry to South Korea

SEOUL, South Korea — An American who helped arrange for 30 female peace activists to cross the heavily armed border between North and South Korea in 2015 has been denied entry to South Korea, officials confirmed on Monday.

The U.S. is Ready to ‘Fight Tonight’ but South Koreans Reject War as the Solution to North Korean Threats

Endless tension and the threat of conflict may make politicians sound tough and boost defense stocks, but many in South Korea are deeply tired of all this.

Will Trump Seek Talks with North Korea or Counter Missile Test with More U.S. Military Aggression?

Democracy Now! speaks with Christine Ahn about the tension rising again on the Korean Peninsula after North Korea successfully tested an intercontinental missile on Tuesday that experts said is capable of reaching Alaska. In response, the U.S. and South Korea carried out a joint ballistic missile drill in the Sea of Japan. Earlier this year, the United States carried out massive military exercises in the Korean Peninsula and deployed an anti-missile system known as THAAD to South Korea, despite protests by South Koreans.

Americans and South Koreans Want Peace. Will Trump Listen?

Korea's new pro-engagement president may not have to be as deferential to Washington hardliners as his predecessors.

Podcast: Christine Ahn, Women Cross DMZ—Believing That Peace Is Possible

Al-Jazeera: Video

In the back-and-forth with North Korea, the U.S. refuses to address one important question.

Diplomacy with North Korea: A Real Benchmark for President Trump’s 100 Days

If Trump wants to make an early mark with North Korea, it should be with the only thing that's ever worked: diplomacy.