Translation of "Denuklearisierung" in English

Finally, North Korea has not yet clarified the terms of its denuclearization.

Pessimists, however, caution against believing that Kim is serious about denuclearization.

They committed themselves to the complete denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula.

Kim's commitment to denuclearization indicates movement in the right direction.

For strategists in Washington, the goal is, of course, the complete denuclearization of North Korea.

This why the core issue of North Korea's denuclearisation cannot be postponed.

Some stumbling blocks remain, in particular concerning denuclearisation and relations with Russia.

But there may be a way to achieve denuclearization that satisfies both optimists and pessimists.

Eventually, the political headwinds will subside, and denuclearization will proceed again.

To be sure, playing Trump and reneging on promised steps toward denuclearization has its risks.

Our priority remains the launch of a process to ensure the complete, verifiable and irreversible denuclearization of the Korean peninsula.

The two probably reaffirmed Kim's commitment to denuclearization and coordinated possible countermeasures to take against the U.S. if negotiations go south.

However, North Korea must follow up its words with deeds – deeds that must lead to complete, verifiable and irreversible denuclearisation.

Lidové noviny questions whether denuclearisation is really the only way to resolve the conflict:

Kim Jong-un for the first time mentioned the phrase "complete denuclearization."

Pyongyang reaffirmed its commitment to the "complete denuclearization of Korean Peninsula."

But there is no reason why international efforts to ensure North Korea’s denuclearization must preclude policies aimed at bringing about domestic reform.

Since the Singapore summit, US officials have reportedly been pushing the Kim regime to lay out a path to denuclearization.

Recall that, as its up-front price for serious denuclearization talks, the North initially pushed for diplomatic steps, such as a treaty to end to the Korean War.

What is clear is that successful denuclearization of North Korea will require a combination of bold political decisions – say, formally ending the Korean War, opening liaison offices, or relaxing some economic sanctions – and realistic prudence.

The US, believing Kim had buckled under pressure, understood this to mean achievement of its long-sought goal of “CVID”: complete, verifiable, and irreversible denuclearization of North Korea.

Over the last nine years, conservative presidents – especially Park – cut all contacts with North Korea to try to push it toward denuclearization.

Thus, Moon will most likely pursue a two-pronged strategy that pairs denuclearization with engagement and preparations for eventual reunification.

Moon might try to soothe Chinese concerns by suggesting that the system is temporary, and could be removed, pending North Korean denuclearization.

Conspicuously, the 1992 Declaration on the Denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula remains to this day a dead letter simply because of the latent state of war between the two Koreas.

These are just a few of the issues that will complicate US relations with North Korea and the denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula.

Third, Korea will seek denuclearization of the North as a means to pursue joint progress on the Korean Peninsula and across Northeast Asia.