Chaibong Hahm

Senior Political Scientist, RAND Corporation

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Senior political scientist and chair of the Korea Policy Center at the RAND Corporation

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With President Obama soon to leave for Asia, ships from North and South Korea exchanged gunfire today in the open sea.

North and South Korean Ships Exchange Fire

With President Obama soon to leave for Asia, ships from North and South Korea exchanged gunfire today in the open sea.

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Former President Bill Clinton touched down at Bob Hope Airport in Burbank this morning with two American journalists.  After months of captivity in North Korea and a sentence of 12…

Will Reporters' Release Warm North Korea-US Relations?

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After months of captivity in North Korea and a sentence of 12 years at hard labor, Laura Ling described what happened yesterday when she and Euna Lee were told to go to a meeting.

Will Reporters' Release Warm North Korea-US Relations?

After months of captivity in North Korea and a sentence of 12 years at hard labor, Laura Ling described what happened yesterday when she and Euna Lee were told to go to a meeting.

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