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North Korea: Strategies to Resolve the Nuclear Threat

"North Korea: Strategies to Resolve the Nuclear Threat" is a Special Report prepared by The Washington Times Advocacy Department.

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Time to turn up economic pressures on North Korea

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Direct diplomacy needed to de-escalate North Korean threat

By Rep. Tulsi Gabbard

Capitalize on U.S. economy -- and a ramped-up missile defense

By Rep. Trent Franks

Time to use U.S.'s 'entire toolbox'

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U.N. sanctions: Defunding DPRK's nuke, missile programs

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'A clear message' to North Korea

By United States Mission to the United Nations

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'We will remain vigilant'

By Secretary of State Rex Tillerson

Japanese Defense Minister Itsunori Onodera (left) Japanese Foreign Minister Taro Kono, Secretary of State Rex W. Tillerson, and Defense Secretary James Mattis, gather at the start of acommittee meeting, Thursday at the State Department in Washington. (Associated Press)

James Mattis, Rex Tillerson pledge closer military bond with Japan in face of North Korean threat

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Only a negotiated settlement will bring peace to the Korean Peninsula

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An Open Letter to Kim Jong-un and the people of North Korea

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Without public diplomacy, U.S.-North Korean policy will fail

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Three Prayers for The Sake of North Korea

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The human rights holocaust of North Korea

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'Red-teaming' the diplomatic option in Korea

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Parliamentarians' Association formed to focus on peace

By Dr. Thomas G. Walsh

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Aiding refugees brings freedom closer for North Korea

By Lindsay Lloyd

Who is the real target of North Korea's nuclear weapons?

By Michael Breen

ROK's President Moon: A stellar first 100 days

By Dr. Alexandre Y. Mansourov

Government warns North Korean cyber attacks continue

By Bill Gertz and Washington Free Beacon

Making the best of a bad nuclear hand

The other North Korean threat

By William R. Graham and Peter Vincent Pry

In search of a grand U.S. strategy

By Clifford D. May

'Juche' or consequences

By Jed Babbin

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Toward a more muscular missile defense

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Reliving the nuclear worry

By Thomas V. DiBacco

Countering bombast from North Korea

By Donald Lambro

The South Pacific's strategic role

By Erik M. Jacobs

A superstar in Donald Trump's Cabinet

By Suzanne Fields

Armageddon postponed

Bolstered by new harsher sanctions from the U.N., the U.S. and North Korea's neighbors are joining to isolate Pyongyang over its missile program. (Associated Press)

Donald Trump hails U.N.'s vote to further sanction North Korea

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