Charles 'Jack' Pritchard

former Ambassador to North Korea

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Former Ambassador and Special Envoy for negotiations with North Korea early in the Bush Administration; President of the Korea Economic Institute and author of Failed Diplomacy: The Tragic Story of How North Korea Got the Bomb

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No country has been as consistently hostile, devious or unreliable as North Korea.

Despite Progress in Negotiations, North Korea Ups the Ante

No country has been as consistently hostile, devious or unreliable as North Korea.

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