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North Korea: A Strategy of Coercive Diplomacy
East Asia, Security Isabelle Brito, Staff Writer 8/25/22 East Asia, Security Isabelle Brito, Staff Writer 8/25/22

North Korea: A Strategy of Coercive Diplomacy

Forging down the path of coercive diplomacy to deal with the DPRK's persistent efforts to become a nuclear weapons state is the best possible option.

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North Korea is a Nuclear Power with Increasingly Advanced Conventional Capabilities
East Asia, Security Wei (Josh) Luo, Senior Staff Writer 12/2/21 East Asia, Security Wei (Josh) Luo, Senior Staff Writer 12/2/21

North Korea is a Nuclear Power with Increasingly Advanced Conventional Capabilities

While most of the attention has been drawn to nuclear-tipped missiles and intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBMs), recent North Korean military modernization has not been limited to nuclear and strategic weapons alone.

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