Korea: The Case for Withdrawal
Withdrawing U.S. troops from the Korean peninsula could kickstart diplomatic progress in Northeast Asia–and save billions of dollars to boot.
Inching Toward Progress on the North Korean Nuke Problem
The road to a negotiated settlement will be long and bumpy.
Dealing with North Korea’s Tests
Coming up with the proper response to North Korea’s recent actions requires a careful assessment of Pyongyang motivations and regional geopolitics.
A More Expensive Bill for North Korea
Pyongyang is on the verge of conducting another nuclear test. Washington should consider a bigger stick and a bigger carrot.
The New Korean Cold War
Relations with North Korea have taken a turn for the worse, but there is also opportunity in this crisis.
South Korea: Still Dreaming of Regionalism
Collaboration in Northeast Asia is crucial to the future of South Korea and its allies.
Asia’s Hidden Arms Race
Six countries talk peace while preparing for war.
Hardliners Target Dtente with North Korea
The opponents of engagement with North Korea are sharpening their knives.
60-Second Expert: U.S.-Korea Relations
The United States is negotiating with North Korea but hasn’t changed its fundamental policy toward the region.
Three Hard Truths
The United States is negotiating with North Korea but hasn’t changed its fundamental policy toward the region.
Seoul Searching
after several years of strained relations between Seoul and Washington, will the Bush administration do a similar about-face and throw a lifeline to Roh Moo-Hyun?
Negotiating Space with North Korea
Even though North Korea’s long-range missile turned out to be a dud, Pyongyang has nevertheless achieved its aim by getting the world’s attention.
Atoms for Peace? — Maybe the N. Koreans Aren’t so Crazy
U.S. and North Korean negotiators have met at least 10 times, what’s next?