Chatham House Sees Strategic Intimidation by N. Korea

The video discusses North Korea's strategic intimidation tactics, highlighting Kim Jong-un's confidence following nuclear and missile tests. It explores North Korea's attempts to create anxiety in Japan and question the reliability of US deterrence. The video also examines the roles of China and Russia, emphasizing the need for tougher sanctions despite recent UN Security Council actions.

What is the primary goal of North Korea's recent actions according to the speaker?

• To improve economic relations with China

• To gain support from the United Nations

• To intimidate and challenge the US

• To establish peace with South Korea

How does North Korea aim to affect the US's alliances in Asia?

• By withdrawing from nuclear agreements

• By offering economic incentives to South Korea

• By strengthening ties with China

• By creating a climate of anxiety in Japan

What concern does Japan have regarding American deterrence?

• The possibility of American military withdrawal

• The effectiveness of American diplomatic efforts

• The economic impact of American sanctions

• The reliability of American extended deterrence

What is the speaker's view on the recent UN sanctions against North Korea?

• They will immediately stop North Korea's actions

• They are supported by North Korea

• They have been significantly watered down

• They are likely to be very effective

What does the speaker suggest is needed from China and Russia?

• More diplomatic talks

• Military intervention

• Stronger economic ties

• Tougher sanctions