November Membership Book Review

Learn more about "Agents of Subversion" from member John Delury.

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NEW ISSUE BRIEF

Member Stephen Noerper writes on Sweden's role on the Korean Peninsula as a protecting power, mediator and peacemaker.

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2023 East Coast Members' Meeting

NCNK members were joined by several esteemed speakers for our annual conference in Washington D.C.

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NORTH KOREA IN THE WORLD

An interactive website on North Korea's external economic and diplomatic relations.

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LATEST NEWS

2023 NCNK East Coast Members' Meeting

August 4, 2023

At the National Committee on North Korea's annual East Coast meeting on July 21, 2023, NCNK members and special guests from around the U.S. and overseas convened in Washington, D.C. for a hybrid discussion regarding theĀ current situation in North Korea. ... | Read More

Explore Resources

NCNK's Document Collection includes a diverse assortment of primary source documents of interest to researchers and policy makers. | READ MORE

Issue Briefs

NCNK's Issue Briefs provide detailed background on issues related to North Korea, from Pyongyang's foreign relations to its WMD programs. | READ MORE

Our Members

NCNK is a coalition of individuals with extensive knowledge of and direct experience related to the society, government, and history of North Korea. | READ MORE

EVENT CALENDAR

The US-ROK Nuclear Consultative Group: Future Implications in Light of Warming DPRK-Russia Ties

National Committee on North Korea, US-Asia Institute
Online
December 5, 2023 | 9:00 AM EST

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ABOUT

The National Committee on North Korea (NCNK) supports and facilitates principled engagement between the U.S. and North Korea in order to promote peace and security on the Korean Peninsula and to improve the lives of the North Korean people.

NCNK is a non-governmental, non-partisan organization whose membership reflects a broad range of perspectives and subject-matter expertise related to North Korea. NCNK serves to share information among its members, advance their work, and provide the broader public with substantive and balanced information about North Korea. NCNK was founded in 2004 by Mercy Corps, a global aid and development organization.