Can North Korea’s Nuclear Problem Be Solved? ( Source- The Strategic Culture / Author- Alexander Vorontsov)
Image credits- Wikimedia Commons / Source- TSGT Renee Sitler Source- The Strategic Culture Author- Alexander Vorontsov Is there a hope for restarting the stalled six-party talks on North Korea’s nuclear program? This question is more frequently asked by experts at international conferences, including the Northeast Asia Peace and Security Mechanism event held this May in northwestern city of Yanji, the seat of the Yanbian Korean Autonomous Prefecture in eastern Jilin province, People's Republic of China. The majority of participants, especially the representatives of China, spoke in favor of restarting the negotiation process. The event showed it is widely believed that the policy of sanctions and pressure adopted by Washington and its allies against North Korea does not bring expected results. For instance, Japanese scholars emphasized that North Korea is not isolated and is free to do what it pleases, including the continuation of nuclear program. The partic