Security Agenda for Trump-Lee Summit May Renew Abandonment Concerns
Trump’s disbelief in the value of U.S. forces in South Korea is long-standing and unchanged, and may impact the upcoming summit.
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Trump’s disbelief in the value of U.S. forces in South Korea is long-standing and unchanged, and may impact the upcoming summit.
Where U.S. domestic industrial capacity has withered, foreign investment could intervene to halt further degradation of the U.S. shipbuilding industry.
The Las Vegas region has become a powerful driver of trade, business, and people-to-people ties between the United States and South Korea.
Donald Trump apparently wants to reconnect with Kim Jong Un, but it's unclear what a potential third summit might mean for denuclearization.
Concern is rising in Seoul that fundamental changes in the role of United States Forces Korea (USFK) may be underway.
There is a significant gap between rhetoric and the U.S.-ROK alliance’s preparedness to navigate an actual conflict over Taiwan.
The U.S. needs ships, and the ROK is a major manufacturer of them, which makes it natural that the two allies would partner on this...
Anxiety about U.S. security commitments is opening conversations in Seoul about reprocessing spent fuel from power reactors to extract plutonium or enrich uranium
If we thought North Korea and Russia grew too close for comfort in 2023, they continued to surprise the world this year by taking bold...
A potential change of government in Seoul could challenge the endurance of the institutions of trilateral security cooperation so assiduously built in 2024.