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By trying to play both sides of the issue, China potentially adds to the problem of misperception in the North Korean nuclear crisis.
Seoul may face a greater threat from North Korea's conventional weapons than Pyongyang's nuclear and intercontential ballistic missile programs.
If the North Korean leadership tests another nuclear device, it might actually do more to separate U.S.-ROK coordination than the anticipated engagement of North Korea...
By Nicholas Hamisevicz, Chad O’Carroll, Seongjin James Ahn, and Troy Stangarone Last year saw a series of significant events on the Korean peninsula. The year...
By Nicholas Hamisevicz A year of transitions finishes in historic fashion as South Korea elects Park Geun-hye as its first female president. Her election capped...
As new leadership settles takes hold in China and the United States, how will their respective foreign policies towards Asia impact countries like Korea?
North Korea’s decision to launch a satellite in the midst of important regional political transitions underscores its disregard for building better relations with new leaders...
With North Korea having conducted two long range rocket launches in a year, many analysts have been speculating as to why Pyongyang was so keen...
By Chad O’Carroll When South Korea picks either a progressive or conservative leader next month, we will know the full extent of the impact of...
Early last month, the U.S. Department of State and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of China exchanged harsh words publically on the issue of South...
Dr. Jennifer Lind on apologies in Northest Asia.
As North Korea steps up its diplomacy in Southeast Asia, could it also be a new opportunity for economic engagement?
By Sarah K. Yun July 27, 2012 marks the 59th anniversary of the armistice agreement that put a pause to the three-year Korean War in...
KEI's Chad O'Carroll looks at why recent assertions that Sorth Korea needs nuclear weapons may not be correct.