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August 24, 2018

Trump Should Plan for the Worst With North Korea

Inside Sources: In what has now proved to be a premature declaration, President Trump recently tweeted, “There is no longer a

August 24, 2018

This is the first summer in decades without US-South Korean war games, and defense experts are nervous

Business Insider: August is usually a busy time of year on South Korean military bases. As commercial and military planes

August 23, 2018

Images indicate North Korea halted dismantling of launch site: think tank

Reuters: WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Satellite photos from last week indicate North Korea halted work to dismantle a missile engine test

August 21, 2018

Trump says ‘most likely’ to meet North Korea’s Kim again

Channel News Asia: WASHINGTON: U.S. President Donald Trump said on Monday he would “most likely” meet again with North Korean

August 17, 2018

Trump administration issues new North Korea sanctions

Politico: “The Trump administration announced new sanctions on Wednesday against three organizations and an individual accused of facilitating illicit shipments

August 14, 2018

Bill asks Pentagon to examine more options for stopping North Korean missiles

Reuters: WASHINGTON (Reuters) – A bill signed by President Donald Trump on Monday asks the Pentagon to pursue more options

August 2, 2018

Pence to visit the Indo-Pacific Command

Politico: Vice President Mike Pence, the son of a Korean War combat veteran, is due in Hawaii to participate in

August 2, 2018

North Korean Denuclearization Potentially Moving In ‘Positive Direction’: Gen. Hyten

Breaking Defense: OMAHA: Gen. John Hyten, the man who might wage nuclear war should North Korea strike, says the prospects

August 1, 2018

Japan and Russia agree to pursue denuclearization of North Korea but still at odds over missile defense

Japan Times: MOSCOW – Japan and Russia agreed Tuesday to join forces to realize the denuclearization of North Korea and

August 1, 2018

US State Department still predicts North Korean denuclearization — despite reports of new missiles

CNBC News: The U.S. State Department expects North Korea to continue its march toward denuclearization, a promise made by the