WMD
Satellites, Warheads and Rockets: Is North Korea’s Space Program Really»
When the Soviet Union shocked the world and opened the Space Age on October 4, 1957, it was not a coincidence that its first satellite was launched into orbit on a modified R-7 intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM). For many observers, that was the message of Sputnik—the rocket that did this, can deliver hydrogen bombs to your cities. Nor was the message sent only once. The first 96 Soviet satellite launches were conducted using modified [Read More]
Satellite Imagery
North Korea: Long-Range Rocket »
A 38 North exclusive with analysis by Jack Liu and Joseph S. Bermudez Jr. Recent commercial satellite imagery of North Korea’s Sohae Satellite [Read More]
Commentary
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When Park Gun-ha defected to South Korea in 2005, he first hoped to find a well-paid farm [Read More]
Revisiting the »
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James Church
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“This is urgent.” Inspector O was pacing the floor. He hadn’t shaved in a while, and it didn’t look as if he’d had much sleep. “Urgent, everything is always urgent with you.” I was annoyed. Phone calls at two in the morning do not sit well with me. “You [Read More]
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