Panelists
Dr. Patricia M. KIM
David M. Rubenstein Fellow – Foreign Policy
Brookings Institution
Dr. LI Nan
Senior Research Fellow, Institute of American Studies
Chinese Academy of Social Sciences (CASS)
Professor LIM Eunjung
Associate Professor, Division of International Studies
Kongju National University
Dr. ZHAO Tong
Senior Fellow, Nuclear Policy Program
Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
Visiting Research Scholar
Princeton University
Moderated by
Ms. Susan THORNTON
Project Director, Forum on Asia-Pacific Security
NCAFP
The North Korean nuclear issue continues to be overshadowed by international and regional events this year despite the increase in missile testing and reported preparations for a seventh nuclear test. The world remains focused on the war in Ukraine and its implications beyond Europe, further heightening US-China tensions and geostrategic competition. In Seoul, a new conservative administration has taken office, promising a more global US-ROK alliance and ‘peace through strength.’ In this evolving security environment, what are the prospects for diplomacy with the DPRK on the nuclear issue?
Please join our experts from the US, China, and the ROK as they assess current developments in North Korea and how to incentivize Pyongyang to return to the negotiating table.