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Nuclear Redux in North Korea

Op-ed by Suzy Kim

As North Korea Says It’s Tested H-Bomb, Is It Time to Restart Peace, Disarmament Talks?

North Korea claims it successfully tested a hydrogen nuclear device for the first time, but U.S. and international experts have voiced doubts over the claim. As the United Nations ponders a new round of sanctions, some peace activists say now is the time to push for a treaty to finally end the Korean War, 63 years later.

The Iran Model: Could Nuke Deal with Tehran Help Create Way to Address North Korean Crisis?

Nine months ago, the United States and other world powers reached a landmark nuclear deal with Iran. Could a similar deal be reached with North Korea?

“A Travesty”: Is Japan’s Apology to Korean “Comfort Women” an Attempt to Silence Them?

To End North Korea’s Nuclear Program, End the Korean War

Pyongyang’s latest nuclear test may be a last-ditch effort to get on the US agenda before Obama leaves office and a hawkish new president comes in.

Anti-Nuke Activist Gay Dillingham On North Korea’s Big Announcement

In the wake of the North Korean government's announcement that they have detonated what they claim is a hydrogen bomb, KSFR spoke to Santa Fe resident, filmmaker, and nuclear disarmament activist Gay Dillingham about her take on this revelation.

Every Day Life in the North Korean Revolution

With Suzy Kim, Associate Professor of Korean History at Rutgers University and author of the book Everyday Life in the North Korean Revolution, 1945–1950.

A Defense of WomenCross DMZ: When “Human Rights” Hurts North Koreans

Critics of inter-Korean peace march ignore militarization as driving force behind regime’s abuses.

Crossing Borders: a feminist history of Women Cross DMZ

Reviving Hope on the 70th Anniversary of Korea’s Division

Lee Hee-Ho - the 93-year old widow of South Korean President Kim Dae-Jung, most known for his "sunshine policy" of engagement - has just returned from North Korea, where she sought to revive inter-Korean dialogue.