News As part of its August 2018 "Knowing North Korea" conference, NCNK co-hosted an event with the Library of Congress exploring different ways of conducting historical research on North Korea through primary sources. Video of the event is now available ... | Read More
NCNK Executive Director Keith Luse describes how the Trump administration has come to regard the provision of humanitarian assistance to the North Korean people as a legitimate target for its maximum pressure campaign. ... | Read More
NCNK has released a revised and updated edition of its Issue Brief on the history of U.S.-North Korea nuclear diplomacy. ... | Read More
On Thursday, August 23, 2018, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo appointed Steve Biegun as the Special Representative for North Korea Policy. ... | Read More
Heidi Linton has been working with Christian Friends of Korea to help ordinary people affected by flooding, disease, malnutrition, and ongoing challenges in North Korea since 1995. Check out her story here. ... | Read More
As the world awaits to see what change succeeds the historic summit between the United States and North Korea, one welcome point in the agreement reached at the June 12 event between President Trump and Chairman Kim was the commitment to recovering POW/MIA remains. Read a short reflection piece by Rick Downes, President of the Coalition of Families of Korean & Cold War POW/MIAs. ... | Read More
On May 2, the National Committee on North Korea and the United States Institute of Peace will host a discussion with Amb. Dino Patti Djalal, who recently led a small delegation of Asian scholars and experts to North Korea. ... | Read More
NCNK has released a newly revised and updated version of its Issue Brief on North Korea's Nuclear Weapons Program. ... | Read More
Willliam Brown provides an overview of North Korea's economy and its response to major international and externally generated pressures in a new NCNK report entitled North Korea's Shackled Economy. ... | Read More
