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Korea-US-China trilateral coordination on North Korea policy

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Frame of Image ce of stabilizing the new North Korean government, and thus, its leaders have actively sought meetings with North Korea. Since January 2011, the U.S. State Department has refrained from referring to its policy toward North Korea as one of ‘strategic patience.’ Ahead of the presidential election, the U.S. cannot afford to risk military confrontation with North Korea or witness North Korean regime collapse. For this reason, the U.S. technically accepted the third generation power succession. As evidence, the Secretary of State Hillary Clinton expressed that the U.S. wants to see ‘peaceful and stable transition’ in North Korea. The U.S. also issued a statement after Kim Jong-il’s death and acknowledged the Kim Jong-un regime through the expression ‘new leadership.’ Against this backdrop, Glyn Davies and the new U.S. envoy to North Korea, T Kim Kye-gwan, sat down in Beijing on February 23, 2012, and agreed to take steps toward denuclearization. However, the North launched satellite afterwards, and the U.S. switched its policy and adopted tough stance against North Korea. The U.S. announced that it will stop providing food aid with the collapse of the February 29, 2012 USNorth Korean agreement on nuclear programs, and had asked the UN Security Council to freeze the assets of seventeen North Korean state-owned companies. B) China’s North Korea Policy In one word, China’s North Korea policy can be described as “stabilization.” China’s plan is to purchase stability and peace with mon


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Title Korea-US-China trilateral coordination on North Korea policy
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Material Type Reports
Author(English)

Kim, Hyun-wook

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[Seoul] : Korea National Diplomatic Academy
Date 2012-08
Series Title; No IFANS Brief / 2012-21
Pages 4
Subject Country United States(Americas)
China(Asia and Pacific)
North Korea(Asia and Pacific)
South Korea(Asia and Pacific)
Language English
File Type Documents
Original Format pdf
Subject Government and Law < International Politics
Holding IFANS
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