Khang Vu

Khang Vu
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Khang X. Vu is a doctoral candidate in the Political Science Department at Boston College, where he focuses on East Asian politics and nuclear weapons. Khang earned his master’s degree from Dartmouth College in 2019. 

The prospect of North Korea’s economic reform
The prospect of North Korea’s economic reform
Declarations of reform mean decentralisation, and may not be sincere.
Deciphering symbols at the inter-Korean summit
Deciphering symbols at the inter-Korean summit
The subtle messages of the historic meeting go well beyond the words on paper.
The peril of North Korea’s charm offensive
The peril of North Korea’s charm offensive
The US and South Korea must be wary about Pyongyang dangling the strings.
North Korea’s time-buying strategy
North Korea’s time-buying strategy
Olympic peace gestures aside, scientists in Pyongyang need time to collect and analyse data from last year’s missile tests.
The ‘Olympic truce’ poses a test for the US–South Korean alliance
The ‘Olympic truce’ poses a test for the US–South Korean alliance
Moon Jae-in should be wary of North Korea’s history of reneging on its word.
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