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IFR 93-3 (V.1, NO.3) North Korea's Nuclear Issue

IFR 93-3 (V.1, NO.3) North Korea's Nuclear Issue

IFR 93-3 (V.1, NO.3) North Korea's Nuclear Issue

IFR 93-3 (V.1, NO.3) North Korea's Nuclear Issue

IFR 93-3 (V.1, NO.3) North Korea's Nuclear Issue

IFR 93-3 (V.1, NO.3) North Korea's Nuclear Issue

북한

Nuclear Conundrum: Analysis and Assessment of Two Koreas' Policy Regarding the 
Nuclear Issue
Jin-Hyun Paik
Introduction
In February 1993, the elusive North Korean nuclear issue was finally narrowed 
down to a simple yet critical choice for North Korea whether or not to accept the 
demand for special inspection of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) 
over its two undeclared sites. Pyongyang has so far managed to evade the demand 
mostly by creating a series of new crises requiring more urgent attention. The 
most recent one arose from Pyongyang's refusal to allow IAEA inspection of even 
its already declared nuclear facilities. As diplomatic efforts to solve a stalemate are 
just about to exhaust, however, Pyongyang is hard pressed to make a choice 
between resolving the ongoing crisis peacefully by accepting IAEA full-scope 
inspections including the special one, on the one hand, and taking the risk of 
sanctions by resisting the demand for the inspections, on the other. If Pyongyang's 
leaders have up to now enjoyed the so-called nuclear card, time has come for 
them to show their cards and reap the spoils. On the other hand, if their motivation 
has been more serious than that, their resolve, or perhaps rationality, will be put to 
the test.

평양

기타

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