Japanese perceptions of security threats suggests that Tokyo would find public support for an effort to improve relations with Seoul.

The U.S. withdraw of troops from North Syria to help protect the Kurds puts U.S. reliability as an alliance partner in question.

The American foreign policy community—official and unofficial—is impatient with the current dispute between South Korea and Japan,

The United Kingdom, China, and Japan are subordinating economic interests in the name of pressing foreign policy interests.

What is North Korea signaling with the missile test? Pyongyang is frustratingly opaque, but U.S. response should be based on its own desired outcomes.

The June 30 “spontaneous” meeting between President Trump and Kim Jong-un at the DMZ provided a neat solution to the problem created by the Hanoi breakdown.