Commentary and questions from NCNK Executive Director Keith Luse on planned emergency food aid to North Korea ... | Read More

In a new report, NCNK Program Manager Daniel Wertz examines how offers for incremental sanctions relief could be incorporated into a negotiating strategy aimed at rolling back North Korea's nuclear program. ... | Read More

In a new NCNK Special Report, Larry Niksch assesses the sources of opposition which would potentially arise if the U.S. were to decide to withdraw troops from South Korea. ... | Read More

In an op-ed for The Hill, NCNK Executive Director Keith Luse assesses the external and internal pressures on Kim Jong Un to make progress in talks with the United States while time remains on his side ... | Read More

NCNK, in partnership with the East-West Center (EWC), has launched an update for the joint North Korea in the World project, examining twenty years’ worth of high-level North Korean delegations abroad. ... | Read More

The National Committee on North Korea welcomes Special Representative Stephen Biegun's initiative regarding the provision of U.S. humanitarian assistance to North Korea and looks forward to receiving information on the extent to which the present policy will be reconsidered ... | Read More

NCNK has released a revised and updated edition of its Issue Brief on the efforts to recover and identify the remains of American service members killed or missing in the Korean War. ... | Read More

On 28 September 2018, the National Committee on North Korea and The Elders convened a meeting of distinguished experts and practitioners to discuss the evolving situation concerning North Korea ... | Read More

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