
Cold Peace: Engaging DPRK to Reduce Risk and Threat
From The Impossible State by CSIS | Center for Strategic and International Studies
May 27, 2026 · 46 min
About this episode
The episode discusses engaging North Korea to reduce risks and explore frameworks for a potential Cold Peace.
In this episode, Mr. Sydney Seiler moderated a discussion with Ambassador Joseph Yun and Mr. Adam Farrar to examine the new frameworks proposed in Dr. Victor Cha’s recent Foreign Affairs article, “North Korea as It Is: The Case for a Cold Peace,” and to explore how the international community might engage North Korea, acknowledge the reality of its nuclear status, mitigate and reduce risks, and potentially establish a peaceful environment that could eventually lead to some form of denuclearization.
People in this episode
Host: Mr. Sydney Seiler
Guests: Ambassador Joseph Yun, Mr. Adam Farrar
Topics covered
- North Korea
- nuclear status
- international relations
- denuclearization
- risk mitigation
- Cold Peace
Keywords
- North Korea
- nuclear
- Cold Peace
- denuclearization
- risk reduction
- international community
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: Foreign Affairs
Places: North Korea
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