On April 20, in Pyongyang, the Third Plenary Meeting of the Seventh Central Committee of the Worker’s Party of Korea was held “to discuss the policy issues of a new stage in line with the demand of the important historic period of the revolution’s development.”  A plenary session ranks second in importance in intraparty actions after a congress, and typically is not assembled for ordinary matters. Continue reading North Korea’s “New” Course, and its Nuclear Missile Moratorium →