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North Korea’s nuclear and missile tests combined with bellicose rhetoric from the U.S. mean the risk of a catastrophic war on the Korean peninsula is higher than at any time in recent history. Yet a short reprieve ahead of the February 2018 Winter Olympics, renewed dialogue between North and South Korea and Pyongyang’s desire to show economic progress during this year’s 70th anniversary of its founding provide an opportunity to dial down the crisis.
Two Crisis Group reports examine the standoff and how to renew the diplomatic search for a more durable solution.
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