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	DPRK's little known secrets ensure sustainability of the Stalinist regime by Dr. Habib Siddiqui
	Increased Korean Tensions: Time for Concerted Non-governmental Efforts by Rene Wadlow
	Eureka: What do the Koreas want? by Joseph Gatt

	Korean Tensions: Confidence-building Measures Needed by Rene Wadlow
	Believing in Deterrence: Responding to North Korea by Dr. Binoy Kampmark
	Korea: Back From the Brink; Small Steps Forward by Rene Wadlow
	North Korea's Military Gambit by Dr. Binoy Kampmark
	Donald Trump, North Korea and Nuclear Brinkmanship by Dr. Binoy Kampmark
	Nuclear War Can Be Stopped by Ovi Magazine Guest Nuclear War Can Be StoppedBy George Cassidy Payne I think all Americans would be wise not to underestimate the military capability of North Korea. Not only do they po
	Searching for an end game in the Korean Crisis by Murray Hunter Over the last month the media has led the world to believe that North Korea, the United states and South Korea are standing \'eye ball to eye ball\' on the brink of war. Se
	Korea : Challenge and Response by Rene Wadlow As the professor of economics Milton Friedman wrote “Only a crisis — actual or perceived — produces real change. When the crisis occurs, the actions that are taken depend on the ideas that are lying around. That, I
	Was Secretary Kerry's trip to China a "face saving" measure? by Murray Hunter In his first trip to the region after becoming US Secretary of State and after a whistle stop in South Korea John Kerry flew into Beijing to meet with China\'s State Councilor Yang Jiechi and Foreign Minister Wang Yi on Satu
	Obama's Korean Peninsula "Game" Strategy seeks to achieve a wide range of objectives in his "Asian Pivot" by Murray Hunter North Korea is being depicted as an irrational provocateur and aggressor in the escalation of threats and military maneuvers over the Korean Peninsula, and of course the regime\'s rhetoric is being used as proof of the inten
	The North Korean time machine by Thanos Kalamidas While in Ireland people dispirit demonstrate against their new imprisonment by the IMF and the whole of Europe feels the new tremors of the financial crisis and in USA the American president tries to heal his all-around wounds including his latest
	When Will We Ever Learn? by Leah Sellers The news is being spread that North Korea intends to launch a ‘practice’ missile test toward the Hawaiian Islands on July 4th, 2009. A nuclear missile (practice launch, mind you - does that make it less serious - less idiotically malic
	The Royal Kim family of North Korea by Thanos Kalamidas When Karl Marx was writing the “Communist Manifesto” I bet he had no idea that one day a regime that supposedly considers that they are following his teachings would have a leadership succession that would remind only of the royal fami
	By example by Thanos Kalamidas It sounds ironic that Syria is building a nuclear reactor, especially after finding out that North Korea is helping them. It’s coming as a bigger irony if you remember all the fuss about Saddam’s nuclear reactor and the WMD and the continuatio
	North Korean concentration camps: This time we know... by Joseph Gatt No one knows for sure how many North Koreans are in concentration camps. Some say that there are around 100,000 people, mostly Christians. Witnesses have claimed that N
	Smell of fear from North Korea! by Thanos Kalamidas And the nightmare started. I think it was Alfred Hitchcock who said reality is worse than any scary film and this is reality - just a few hours ago North Korea claimed a nuclear test.