category: Korea
The New York Times Magazine | October 22, 2006
The risky maneuverings on the Korean peninsula
The New Republic | December 22, 2003
On North Korea, the United States needs an alternative to the hawks’ belligerent rhetoric and the doves’ optimistic engagement. Fortunately, one is available.
The New York Times Magazine | October 19, 2003
Kim Jong Il, the world’s most dangerous dictator, has always been a figure surrounded by mystery and myth. But, from defectors and former aides, a portrait is emerging of family dysfunction, palace intrigue and imperial menace.
The New Republic | June 12, 2000
North Korea opens up.
The New Yorker | September 14, 1998
Amid scandal, the Unification Church has a strange new mission.
Sports Illustrated | June 26, 1989
South Korea Moves On
