CONTENTS
1. DPRK Multilateral Talks
2. ROK Three-Step DPRK Nuclear Freeze Framework
3. US on Japan-DPRK Abduction Issue
4. Japan DPRK Sanctions Bill Delay
5. DPRK on ROK Iraq Troop Dispatch
6. Inter-Korean Relations
7. Russian Second Missile Launch Failure
8. Japan Missile-Detecting Radar Tests
9. ROK Weapons Purchases
10. ROK DMZ Eco-Tourism Plans
11. Koizumi Yasukuni Shrine Visit
12. Taiwan 15 Billion Dollar Defense Budget
13. Japan Economic Recovery
II. People’s Republic of China 1. ROK’s Troops Sending to Iraq
2. Inter-Korean Military Talk
3. 6-Party Talks
4. DPRK on Pakistan Nuclear Confession
5. PRC-Japan Relations
CONTENTS
1. DPRK Six-Way Talks
2. US on DPRK Concessions
3. ROK DPRK Diplomacy Strategy Talks
4. ROK-US Troop Relocation
5. Japan-US Arms Control
6. Russia Missile Launch Failure
7. Taiwan Presidential Debates
8. PRC on Hong Kong Democracy
9. PRC on Bird Flu Source
10. PRC Three Gorges Dam Displacement
11. Kim Jong-Il Birthday Rally
II. CanKor E-Clipping Service 1. Issue #153
CONTENTS
1. DPRK on Nuclear Freeze PRC Support
2. PRC-ROK DPRK Nuclear Diplomacy
3. Japan’s Role in Six-Way Talks
4. DPRK-Pakistan Nuclear Deal Denial
5. DPRK Three Demands
6. Inter-Korean Relations
7. DPRK-Japan Abduction Issue
8. ROK Domestic Politics
9. PRC-US Annual Defense Talks
10. Russia Missile Defense Exercises
11. Hong Kong Democracy Task Force
II. CanKor E-Clipping Service 1. Issue 152
United States 1. US on DPRK Nuclear Program The US hopes the DPRK will promise to dismantle its nuclear weapons program later this month at critical six-nation talks aimed at easing tensions, a top US envoy said Friday. In a sign that the US and the ROK are coordinating an approach, the US Ambassador to […]
In this brief essay, Brent Choi, North Korea specialist for the Joongang Daily, argues that the recent dismissal of South Korean Foreign Affairs and Trade Minister Yoon Young-kwan has been grossly misinterpreted by the U.S. media as an outgrowth of the struggle between pro-U.S. and anti-U.S. factions within the Roh administration. Instead, Yoon’s dismissal must be interpreted through the socio-cultural prism of South Korea’s bureaucratic society.
The views expressed in this article are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of the Nautilus Institute. Readers should note that Nautilus seeks a diversity of views and opinions on contentious topics in order to identify common ground.
CONTENTS
1. Inter-Korean Ministerial Talks
2. Inter-Korean Tourism Project Suspension
3. ROK on DPRK Atomic Freeze Offer
4. PRC-Japan Bi-lateral Talks on DPRK
5. DPRK Working Group
6. Japan-DPRK Abduction Secret Trip
7. Malaysia-Pakistan Nuclear Link
8. Pakistan Nuclear Secrets Leak
9. ROK Political Fund Law
10. ROK Political Corruption
11. US Presidential Elections
12. US on PRC WTO Commitments
13. ROK Bird Flu Outbreak
