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Talks, Markets, and Recognition? Addressing the North Korean Nuclear Conundrum

By Ramon Pacheco Pardo North Korea has become a de facto nuclear power. Regardless of one’s views about the regime and

By Oluwagbemiga D Oyeneye In September 2017, Mr. Mohamad Mirghahari was named the School of Diplomacy and International Relations’ inaugural

By Katherine Landes Last month, a proposed summit at the end of May 2018 between the U.S. and North Korea was

by Erick Agbleke December 2018 will mark the 3rd anniversary of the 6th Ministerial Conference of the Johannesburg Summit of

End to the Korean War? On Friday, April 27th, North Korea’s Kim Jung Un and South Korea’s Moon Jae-in met

By Juan Garcia The rise of China as the second largest economy in the world has initiated discussions on China’s

By Zehra A. Khan Emerging out of thin air, a charming bearded tribesman in his early 30s, Manzoor Pashteen, has

Venezuela’s Future: More of the Same? How different would Venezuela be without President Nicolas Maduro? Three things are certain: 1)

The Art of Unseeing Isn’t Hard to Master As the world focuses on chemical attacks in Syria, corpses in Raqqa,

by Alexander B. Makulilo Populism has always been a contested concept. However, its core message across definitions is simply in