The right choice by Kim could bring the North a bright economic future.

What can the United States do to achieve a U.S.-North Korea breakthrough and make good on the objectives of the Trump-Kim agreement? The analysis suggests that three significant shifts in the execution of U.S. foreign policy are needed.

On November 29th last year, North Korea successfully tested a Hwasong-15 missile, and once again the media was flooded with features on the DPRK's nuclear weapons programme. Does this mean that North Korea now had the bomb? Who was in their sights? How would this change the balance of power in Asia?