So your book, The Great Successor, was published last week. It's fascinating. It's a must read, I think, for anyone interested in North Korea. And it has one of the best subtitles that I've ever seen, ...

There are few world leaders past or present we know less about than North Korea's reclusive, nuclear-armed bad boy, Kim Jong Un. Even Stalin was arguably less opaque. While guarded and secretive, the ...

Both inherited a family business and are surrounded by sycophants. Both make endless false claims, blame others for their mistakes and have been lampooned — and vastly underestimated — by their ...

On the C-SPAN Networks: Anna Fifield is a Bureau Chief for Beijing in the Washington Post with four videos in the C-SPAN Video Library; the first appearance was a 2009 Interview as a Correspondent for ...

Life in North Korea is difficult for outsiders to imagine. A new book attempts to pull back the curtain of opacity as it examines the country’s leader, Kim Jong Un, who took over from his dictator ...

Despite his “cartoon character villain” reputation, Kim Jong Un of North Korea has grown in strength and legitimacy in his seven years of dictatorship. In this episode of NPR’s “Morning Edition” ...

Over the past year and a half, North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has stepped into the global spotlight through high-profile summits with fellow leaders from China, Russia, South Korea, and of course the ...

The Washington Post was roasted on Tuesday for publishing a glowing piece praising China’s Communist Party that was quickly compared to Beijing's propaganda. The piece, headlined “Trump views China’s ...

There are few world leaders past or present we know less about than North Korea's reclusive, nuclear-armed bad boy, Kim Jong Un. Even Stalin was arguably less opaque. While guarded and secretive, the ...

Contrary to prevailing stereotypes, in Anna Fifield's reported story Kim is anything but a madman — cold-blooded, for sure, but playing a... There are few world leaders past or present we know less ...