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The Seoul-Tokyo-Washington axis could help determine the structure of security politics, not only in Northeast Asia, but across the entire Indo-Pacific.
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The Seoul-Tokyo-Washington axis could help determine the structure of security politics, not only in Northeast Asia, but across the entire Indo-Pacific.
On Aug. 18, Japan, the Republic of Korea, and the United States held a summit. The meeting itself was remarkable — few observers would...
South Korean reconciliation with Japan will not hold if it is solely a creature of presidential indulgence. U.S. and Japanese officials betting on a...
Even if the Russians helped the North Koreans build a missile based on the Topol-M ICBM (SS-27 Mod 2), it remains unclear how many...
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un ordered the military to ramp up war preparations in an “offensive war” during the country’s enlarged meeting of the party’s...
No discussion about the ROK Special Forces, or the South Korean military in general, would be complete without a mention of their performance during...
Calls for a final peace deal usually start from the notion that Korea is an unresolved war, America’s longest war, a frozen conflict, and...
As we mark the 70th anniversary of the armistice ending the Korean War, there is growing speculation that the bloody conflict between Russia and...
North Korean leaders threatened potential nuclear retaliation over America’s presence in the region for the second time this month, following the docking of a U.S. submarine...
North Korean launches have ramped up in recent months, following Pyongyang’s protests against America’s military ties with South Korea.