Yongwook Ryu

 

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North Korea missile tests: What does Pyongyang want?

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Nov 5, 2022

North Korea has launched more than 60 missiles this year, more than in any other year. Why is Pyongyang launching so many missile tests? How will the US and South Korea react? Assistant Professor Yongwook Ryu, from the NUS Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy, shares his insights with CNA's Asia Now. Read more: https://cna.asia/3sXlKAv

 

 

North Korea’s brinkmanship diplomacy a tactic to force negotiations: Analysts

Concurrent military activities are signals that North Korea is displeased with the US and South Korea’s large scale military exercises, and is trying to coerce Washington and Seoul into stopping them, an expert said.

 

 

People watch a television screen showing a news broadcast with file footage of a North Korean missile test at a railway station in Seoul on Oct 28, 2022. (Photo: AFP/Jung Yeon-je)

Darrelle Ng

04 Nov 2022 11:25PM(Updated: 05 Nov 2022 05:09AM)

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North Korea’s recent spate of missile tests and military activities that sent neighbouring South Korea scrambling are tactics to force negotiations, even as it consistently rejects offers of dialogue, said analysts.

"This is the typical North Korea style diplomacy known as 'brinkmanship', and Pyongyang's message is very clear - it's to create pressure on the US and South Korea to initiate contact and to initiate negotiations," said Assistant Professor Yongwook Ryu from the National University of Singapore's Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy.

 

 

"For experts following the Korean affairs, this is nothing new," Assist Prof Yongwook Ryu told CNA's Asia Now on Thursday (Nov 3).

Despite routinely dismissing calls for talks, North Korea’s continued defiant show of strength is an attempt to seek negotiations on sanction relief and economic aid, but on its terms, experts said.