- I. NAPSNet
- 1. US on DPRK Nuclear Program
- 2. ROK on DPRK Nuclear Program
- 3. Inter-Korean Relations
- 4. DPRK-Japan Relations
- 5. Japanese Abductees Issue
- 6. US Food Aid to the DPRK
- 7. DPRK Food Supply
- 8. DPRK Envoy to the UN
- 9. Sino-ROK Relations
- 10. US-ROK Trade Relations
- 11. ROK Military Procurements
- 12. ROK Bird Flu Outbreak
- 13. Japan SDF Iraq Role
- 14. Japanese Space Weaponry
- 15. Japan-Australia Relations
- 16. US Military in Japan
- 17. Sino-Japanese Relations
- 18. Sino-Indian Relations
- 19. Tibet Unrest
- 20. PRC Viral Outbreak
Archives
Policy Forum 08-037: Will Australia help North Korea?
Leonid A. Petrov, Research Associate in the Division of Pacific and Asian History at Australian National University, writes, “Differences in political views and economic systems must not divide but should rather enhance the value of partnership and help complement each other’s strengths. By intensifying diplomatic ties, expanding economic cooperation and providing humanitarian aid both countries can make a significant contribution to the peaceful resolution of the Korean nuclear problem and prepare the basis for durable peace and prosperity in the region.”
NAPSNet Daily Report 8 May, 2008
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- 1. US on DPRK Nuclear Issue
- 2. Australia on DPRK Nuclear Program
- 3. Sino-DPRK Relations
- 4. Japan-DPRK Relations
- 5. Cambodia on Inter-Korean Relations
- 6. ROK-Australian Relations
- 7. ROK Bird Flu Outbreak
- 8. US-Japan Relations
- 9. Sino-Japanese East Sea Gas Dispute
- 10. Sino-Japanese Relations
- 11. PRC Viral Outbreak
- 12. Tibet Unrest
- 13. PRC Transparency
NAPSNet Daily Report 7 May, 2008
- I. NAPSNet
- 1. DPRK Nuclear Program
- 2. US on DPRK Nuclear Program
- 3. Food Aid to the DPRK
- 4. Inter-Korean Relations
- 5. Inter-Korean Athletics
- 6. US-ROK Trade Relations
- 7. ROK Bird Flu Outbreak
- 8. Japan Population
- 9. Sino-Japanese Relations
- 10. US-Japan Relations
- 11. PRC Viral Outbreak
- 12. Tibet Unrest
- 13. US-Russia Nuclear Cooperation
NAPSNet Daily Report 6 May, 2008
- I. NAPSNet
- 1. Six Party Talks
- 2. Japan, Russia on DPRK Nuclear Issue
- 3. Inter-Korean Relations
- 4. Inter-Korean Economic Cooperation
- 5. ROK Aid to the DPRK
- 6. DPRK Military
- 7. DPRK Anti-Corruption Drive
- 8. DPRK Bird Flu
- 9. ROK on DPRK Abductees
- 10. ROK, Japan, PRC Economic Cooperation
- 11. Japan Politics
- 12. Sino-Indian Military Exercise
- 13. PRC Virus Outbreak
- 14. PRC Protest
Policy Forum 08-036: North Korea Trip Report
This trip report by Keith Luse, Senior Professional Staff Member in the U.S. Senate Foreign Relations Committee, notes discussions with DPRK officials over the countries nuclear program. The report includes the comment, “One million tons of HFO was committed, with one-half to be delivered in-kind. Five hundred thousand tons of HFO (in equivalent), should have been delivered in equipment and materials. Only two hundred thousand tons of HFO has been delivered so far. We are adjusting the speed of disablement to the speed of the five parties”.
NAPSNet Daily Report 5 May, 2008
- I. Napsnet
- 1. DPRK Nuclear Program
- 2. ROK Role in Afghanistan
- 3. ROK Peacekeeping Operations
- 4. ROK Energy Procurement
- 5. Bird Flu in ROK
- 6. US-ROK Trade Relations
- 7. ROK-Japan Relations
- 8. Japanese Constitutional Revision
- 9. Sino-Japanese Relations
- 10. Sino-Japanese Territorial Dispute
- 11. PRC Navy
- 12. Tibet Unrest
- 13. PRC Viral Outbreak
- 14. Cross Strait Relations
- 15. Cross Strait Relations
- 16. Taiwan Diplomacy
Policy Forum 08-035: Report of Visit to the Democratic People’s Republic of North Korea (DPRK)
Siegfried S. Hecker, Professor at the Center for International Security and Cooperation (CISAC) at Stanford University, writes, “the most important risk-reduction actions now are to stop the production of more plutonium and to stop export of existing plutonium and nuclear technologies. The current situation puts us within reach of stopping plutonium production for the foreseeable future. The five parties should do everything in their power to get the DPRK to finish the disablement expeditiously and to move on to dismantlement.”
NAPSNet Daily Report 2 May, 2008
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- 1. DPRK Nuclear Program
- 2. US on DPRK Nuclear Program
- 3. US on DPRK Terror List Status
- 4. Japan on DPRK Terror List Status
- 5. US on DPRK Human Rights
- 6. Inter-Korean Relations
- 7. Trilateral Coordination and Oversight Group
- 8. DPRK Military
- 9. Sino-DPRK Trade Relations
- 10. DPRK Food Supply
- 11. ROK Aid to DPRK
- 12. ROK-PRC Relations
- 13. US-ROK Trade Relations
- 14. Japan SDF Role
- 15. Sino-Japanese Relations
- 16. Sino-US Military Relations
- 17. Cross Strait Relations
- 18. PRC Unrest
- 19. PRC Development
NAPSNet Daily Report 1 May, 2008
- I. NAPSNet
- 1. US, ROK on Six Party Talks
- 2. US-DPRK Liaison Office
- 3. US on DPRK Terror List Status
- 4. Russo-DPRK Trade Relations
- 5. DPRK Food Supply
- 6. Inter-Korean Relations
- 7. DPRK Bird Flu Measures
- 8. DPRK Energy Supply
- 9. DPRK Athletics
- 10. US-ROK Security Alliance
- 11. US-Japan Security Alliance
- 12. Japan Politics
- 13. Japan Bird Flu Outbreak
- 14. Sino-Japanese East Sea Gas Dispute
- 15. Cross Strait Relations
- 16. PRC Viral Outbreak
- 17. Tibet Unrest
- 18. PRC Food Supply