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June 21, 2018

Japan suspends North Korea missile strike drills after Trump-Kim summit

CBS News: TOKYO — Japan plans to suspend the civilian evacuation drills it started last year while North Korea was

June 21, 2018

U.S. identifies North Korea missile test site it says Kim committed to destroy

Reuters: WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The missile engine test site that President Donald Trump said North Korean leader Kim Jong Un

June 19, 2018

China’s Xi praises North Korea’s Kim for Trump summit, promises support

Reuters: BEIJING (Reuters) – Chinese President Xi Jinping offered high praise to visiting North Korean leader Kim Jong Un on

June 19, 2018

South Korea: Joint US drills suspended to aid talks with North

WCJB: SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — South Korea on Tuesday presented a united front with the U.S. on a decision

June 18, 2018

Seoul wants Pyongyang’s artillery moved back

Korea JoongAng Daily: South Korea is planning to ask North Korea to move 350 artillery pieces along the inter-Korean border

June 15, 2018

China May Demand That US Remove THAAD From S Korea – Analyst

Sputnik International: On June 12 North Korea clearly signaled its determination to carry out the denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula, therefore, at this stage,

June 14, 2018

It looks like North Korea is coming through with a ‘major’ denuclearization step for Trump

Business Insider: US president Donald Trump left experts baffled when he said North Korea had agreed to destroy a missile

June 13, 2018

Success after Singapore hinges on credible US missile defense

The Hill: With President Trump and Supreme Leader Kim Jong Un meeting in Singapore to discuss peace on the Korean

June 13, 2018

This map shows how far North Korea’s nuclear missile program has come, and how much work remains to dismantle it

CNBC: The process of “denuclearizing” the Korean Peninsula is going to take a lot more than the hopeful promises President

June 12, 2018

Trump’s Korea Nuclear Deal Could Change the Focus Of U.S. Missile Defense

Forbes: Analysts are right to be skeptical about the commitment to denuclearization that North Korean leader Kim Jong-un has apparently