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Steve Miller is a veteran broadcast journalist with over a decade of experience. He is currently the Executive Producer of VOA's audio programs including its long-form podcasts and hourly 5-minute newscasts. Before joining VOA in 2016, Steve covered the Indo-Pacific region while living in South Korea, where he explored the region's rich history and culture while reporting on geopolitics, human rights, and tourism.

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April 09, 2019
Moon Travels to Washington to Revitalize N. Korea Talks

S. Korean President Moon Jae-in travels to Washington for a summit with Trump in an attempt to restart talks between Washington and Pyongyang
April 04, 2019
New S. Korea Suits Filed Against Japanese Firms Over Forced Labor

Survivors and family members of laborers forced to work during WWII have sued another Japanese company seeking compensation
April 02, 2019
Moon Stays Positive on Denuclearization Talks Following N. Korean Embassy Raid

Pyongyang called a daylight raid on its Madrid embassy a “grave terrorist attack” a month after it occurred
April 01, 2019
Japan Prepares to Usher in Reiwa Era May 1

The current era, 'Heisei,' translates to 'peace prevails everywhere' and has had an impact on Japanese life. The new era will be ushered in when Crown Prince Naruhito ascends to the chrysanthemum throne May 1
March 27, 2019
North Korea Spanish Embassy Raid Mystery Deepens

A secretive group claimed it raided North Korea’s Spanish embassy, As the group continues to gain prominence, its origins remain a mystery
March 26, 2019
North Korea Actions at Joint Office Message For Seoul

US President Donald Trump canceled new sanctions imposed on Chinese shipping companies accused of helping North Korea skirt international sanctions
March 20, 2019
Christchurch Begins Burials as Memorials Continue to Grow

Community begins burying dead and struggles to move forward
March 19, 2019
Muslims and Government Officials Plan Next Steps in Christchurch

While government readies proposed new gun laws, the Muslim community deals with possibility that a similar attack may occur again
March 18, 2019
Memorials Offer Kindness, Place to Grieve for Shaken Christchurch Residents

Three days following the deadliest domestic attack during peacetime in New Zealand, residents begin new workweek still in shock, but hoping for a better future
March 15, 2019
North Korean Actions Show Possible Negotiation Tactics

Kim Jong Un stressed the need for “the improvement of the economy and people’s daily lives” in a party message
March 14, 2019
Wide-Ranging K-Pop Scandal Rocks South Korea

High-profile members of popular boy bands implicated in sexual misconduct case
March 07, 2019
Moon Seeks to Bring Trump, Kim Back to Table

South Korean President Moon Jae-in says he’s ready to step in and be the mediator between the United States and North Korea after the two nations failed to reach an agreement in Hanoi last week
March 05, 2019
Trump 'Very Disappointed' if N. Korea Is Rebuilding Missile Site

Multiple sources say Pyongyang has restored part of missile launch site it began dismantling after pledging to do so at Singapore summit last year
March 04, 2019
With Military Exercises Canceled in S. Korea, Experts Express Concern About Impact

US has announced it is suspending two major military drills with South Korea that have been held annually
March 01, 2019
Moon Outlines His Korean Peninsula Goals on Independence Anniversary

How will this year's South Korean March First Independence Movement celebration impact bilateral ties between Seoul and Tokyo as ties sour
February 26, 2019
Seoul Residents Share Expectations for Trump-Kim Summit

The second summit between U.S. President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un is set to begin February 27 in Hanoi, Vietnam. As the two leaders prepare to meet, residents the South Korean capital share their expectations. VOA’s Steve Miller reports from Seoul.
February 20, 2019
Hanoi Summit May Advance North Korea’s Objectives, Experts Say

The second US-North Korea summit is one week away, and it still unclear what the outcome will be
February 18, 2019
The Role of Washington-Beijing Ties on Northeast Asia

Regional experts from the United States, China, and South Korea examine the current relationship between Washington and Beijing, its impact on northeast Asia, and how it might improve
February 15, 2019
Hanoi Summit a Moment of Truth

With the second meeting between US President Donald Trump and North Korea Kim Jong Un two weeks away, regional experts outline what they see are the key deliverables and possible pitfalls of the denuclearization talks
February 11, 2019
Work Remains for US and N. Korea Ahead of Second Summit

US Special Representative for North Korea Stephen Biegun called his recent talks in Pyongyang “productive”

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