The
Nuclear Threat Initiative (NTI) offers a wide range of resources to prepare for
the upcoming Summit between U.S. President Donald Trump and leader of
North Korea Kim Jong Un on February 27-28.
Key
Background Resources
North Korea Country Profile
North Korea
Missile Test Database and Related Analysis
North Korea’s Missile Infrastructure Video
North Korea Missile Capability Infographic
Virtual 3D
Showroom of North Korea’s Missiles
North Korea Ballistic Missile Models
North Korea
Facility Videos and B-Roll
North Korea
Submarine Capabilities
Relevant
Articles and Analysis
“Resolving the Korean Conflict: Selected U.S., Russian, and Chinese Perspectives,” published by Public Forum and featuring a paper authored by NTI senior director Richard Johnson (February, 2019)
Sam Nunn
Discusses US-Russia Relations and North Korea on Bloomberg TV (January 30,
2019)
NTI
Emeritus Board Member Bill Perry says upcoming summit will not lead N.K. to give up nuclear weapons (January 25,
2019)
The “Art” of the
Deal: Irreconcilable Visions of a Denuclearized North Korea? Infographic and Analysis
(December 10, 2018)
Ernest Moniz
Addresses Global Security Threats at East Asia Foundation in Seoul (October
18, 2018)
5 Questions
About Verifying North Korean Denuclearization by NTI’s Corey
Hinderstein and Alex Bednarek (October 5, 2018)
Interview with Ernest J. Moniz Addressing North Korea Threat (September 10, 2018)
Sam Nunn and
Richard Lugar in The Washington Post:
What to Do If the Talks with North Korea Succeed (April 23,
2018)
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