Anthony Kuhn

North Korea has not launched any long-range missiles capable of hitting the U.S. since last October. It has not tested a nuclear weapon since 2017. North Korean state media have recently reported on leader Kim Jong-un's visits to factories producing tanks, warships, and munitions. Anthony Kuhn, NPR News, Seoul.

I'm good on basketball. I'm satisfied. This is the gates and this is the doors. And there's nothing that anyone can take away from me from that.

I'm good on basketball. I'm satisfied. This is the gates and this is the doors. And there's nothing that anyone can take away from me from that.

A state Supreme Court election has basically become a stand-in for the popularity of a president and the popularity of the world's richest man.

A state Supreme Court election has basically become a stand-in for the popularity of a president and the popularity of the world's richest man.

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Everything is a nightmare.

Everything is a nightmare.

Exactly. Welcome back.

Exactly. Welcome back.

Exactly. Welcome back.

Well, you heard Li's speech in which he mentioned that China is preparing for external shocks, which is sure to include the possibility of a trade war. And we've heard that for some time, China has, for example, been filling up strategic reserves to cope with an emergency, filling up reserves of money, food, fuel, and minerals.

Well, you heard Li's speech in which he mentioned that China is preparing for external shocks, which is sure to include the possibility of a trade war. And we've heard that for some time, China has, for example, been filling up strategic reserves to cope with an emergency, filling up reserves of money, food, fuel, and minerals.

Well, you heard Li's speech in which he mentioned that China is preparing for external shocks, which is sure to include the possibility of a trade war. And we've heard that for some time, China has, for example, been filling up strategic reserves to cope with an emergency, filling up reserves of money, food, fuel, and minerals.

And at that forum, we heard Premier Li Chang basically telling other countries what they want to hear, which is that You know, China is a staunch supporter of multilateralism. They're a status quo power, not revisionists. And they're going to try to provide stability in an unstable world. And that means keeping its markets open and staying open for business.

And at that forum, we heard Premier Li Chang basically telling other countries what they want to hear, which is that You know, China is a staunch supporter of multilateralism. They're a status quo power, not revisionists. And they're going to try to provide stability in an unstable world. And that means keeping its markets open and staying open for business.

And at that forum, we heard Premier Li Chang basically telling other countries what they want to hear, which is that You know, China is a staunch supporter of multilateralism. They're a status quo power, not revisionists. And they're going to try to provide stability in an unstable world. And that means keeping its markets open and staying open for business.

Absolutely. They're trying to shift the whole model away from investment and manufacturing towards consumption. And that's, of course, a big concern of President Trump, too. He wants to cut the trade surpluses. But China is doing this for its own reason. It's not going to be done overnight. They're also trying to get foreign investment up, which is what this forum was about.

Absolutely. They're trying to shift the whole model away from investment and manufacturing towards consumption. And that's, of course, a big concern of President Trump, too. He wants to cut the trade surpluses. But China is doing this for its own reason. It's not going to be done overnight. They're also trying to get foreign investment up, which is what this forum was about.

Absolutely. They're trying to shift the whole model away from investment and manufacturing towards consumption. And that's, of course, a big concern of President Trump, too. He wants to cut the trade surpluses. But China is doing this for its own reason. It's not going to be done overnight. They're also trying to get foreign investment up, which is what this forum was about.