In an important and timely new book, non-proliferation expert Mark Fitzpatrick, explores Asia’s latent nuclear powers and the prospects of South Korea, Japan, and Taiwan going nuclear.

September, 1961 was not a happy time in South Korea, and parallels to today's North Korea are uncanny.

The upcoming May 6th Congress of the Worker’s Party of (North) Korea is already a noteworthy event simply because it is happening at all. What might we expect from the May 6th Congress?

Even a cursory glance at the South Korean education system reveals a fervent interest for English learning in both public and private spheres.

While relations with Iran hold significant promise with the removal of economic sanctions, they also have the potential to be extremely complex.

There are many arenas where the United States and South Korea work together outside of the military alliance. Here are five surprising places where these two countries collaborate.