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A former senior official at the U.S. National Security Council (NSC) called on the Joe Biden administration to impose sanctions on Chinese nationals, companies and banks that are aiding North Koreas procurement of components necessary for the research and production of ballistic missiles.

The agreement taking shape between Washington and Tehran will bolster Iran's hegemonic ambitions, bringing closer a clash with Israel, experts tell JNS.

The agreement taking shape between Washington and Tehran will bolster Irans hegemonic ambitions, bringing closer a clash with Israel, experts tell JNS.The post What to expect the day after a

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South Korean President Yoon Suk set off Monday for Washington where he will meet with President Biden and Congress following a substantial intelligence leak this month.

Do sanctions really work on North Korea? What are these economic and financial sanctions for, and how do we measure what sanctions work? What is the goal of sanctioning? Please join the Impossible State live podcast for a special discussion on sanctions on North Korea. The conversation is moderated by Dr. Victor Cha and featured Dr. Soo Kim and Mr. Anthony Ruggiero.  Dr. Soo Kim is a Policy Practice Area Lead at Logistics Management Institute (LMI), where she oversees LMI’s strategy for the...

The IAEA’s 35-nation board of governors is scheduled to meet on Monday in Vienna, where the latest Iran developments will be on the agenda.

This development, emphasized by the monitors, represents the significant risk that the country's unrestrained atomic activity could bring about a global crisis. 

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Analysis, Flash Briefs | October 6, 2022 | North Korea launched an intermediate-range ballistic missile over Japan on October 3 for the first time in five years. Pyongyang has returned to its robust testing pace of 2017. This latest escalation could signal dictator Kim Jong Un’s intention to carry out further provocations, such as an intercontinental ballistic missile launch or a seventh nuclear test. The United States has called for a UN Security Council meeting, but China and Russia will blo...