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North Korea

North Korea

Experts Spar Over U.S.-North Korea Nuclear Talks in Debate

By Avraham Spraragen | April 24, 2018

Experts on North Korea diverged over whether a denuclearized Korean Peninsula is achievable through negotiations between the Trump administration and Kim Jong Un’s government in a debate on Monday night.

Cuba

Students Discuss North Korea Mediation Techniques Using Lens of Cuban Missile Crisis

By Rubin Thomas | October 24, 2017

Students analyzed the underlying conflict driving the Cuban Missile Crisis and debated which model of mediation would best resolve “the closest time the world has come to nuclear war.”

china

Cornell’s First Professor of Chinese Government, a Vietnam War Critic, Dies at 86

By Emma Newburger | September 26, 2017

“Cornell at that time was not in good shape,” he said in a 2015 oral history interview. “There were the big riots, there were guns on campus, black students had occupied Straight Hall. It was really in crisis.”

North Korea

Nuclear Crisis, Human Rights Violations ‘Not Going Away,’ Says North Korean Defector

By Hnin Ei Wai Lwin | April 30, 2017

At a crucial time in North Korea’s political climate and humanitarian crisis, Jung-Hoon Lee, the South Korean Ambassador for North Korean Human Rights, and Yosep Paek, North Korean refugee, spoke to Cornell students on Friday.

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Columbia Undergrad Details His Family’s Escape From North Korea

By Anne Kim | March 19, 2017

Before he turned 18, Austin Hyeon had been in five prisons in four different countries — not because he had committed a crime, but because of his identity and his country of origin: North Korea.

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After Kim, Who?

By Rob Coniglio | November 12, 2008

There is calm in Northeast Asia. But it is an uncertain calm. The “hermit kingdom” of North Korea remains as reclusive, impoverished and repressive as ever, constituting a potential threat to the region–either through conflict or collapse. The fragility of the country was emphasized over the past couple of weeks with the widely circulating rumors concerning health problems of the North Korean dictator, Kim Jong-il.

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