The Irish Peace Process: Insights and Differences
Juni Kim •
Analysis and commentary on the U.S.-South Korea relationship and what Korea means for American interests. New posts several times a week.
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November 2015: Bookended by Military Operations, Talks Move Forward in Inter-Korean Relations
Nicholas Hamisevicz •
In November, both Koreas continued to demonstrate a willingness for inter-Korean contact while also maintaining a commitment to improve security. Military actions over the past few months have not scuttled opportunities for dialogue. Inter-Korean talks in November led to scheduling talks set for December 11 at the vice minister level.
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North Korea: A State Sponsor of Terrorism?
Matt Sullivan •
On October 22, 2015, the U.S. House Committee on Foreign Affairs held a subcommittee hearing on whether to designate North Korea as a state sponsor of terrorism
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The Seoul G-20 Five Years On: Global Financial Safety Nets
Kyle Ferrier •
By Kyle Ferrier This year’s G-20 summit in Antalya, Turkey may best remembered for the inclusion of non-economic issues in response to the terror attacks...
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Five Issues Ban Ki-Moon Should Raise If He Goes to North Korea
Troy Stangarone •
There are five issues that UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon should raise if he is able to visit North Korea.
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U.S. Presidential Debates Enter Rhetorical Overdrive
Phil Eskeland •
What clues can we detect in the U.S. presidential debates thus far about how the candidates view foreign policy, international trade, and, more specifically, relations with the Republic of Korea?
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