Korean peninsula tensions

Amid the reinvigoration of the South Korea-U.S. joint military drills, Pyongyang again framed the exercises as a direct threat to its regime.  

North Korea claims to have tested cruise missiles a day after the South Korea-U.S. tabletop drills.

The country's defense white paper referred to North Korea as "our enemy" for the first time in six years.

In the trilateral summit on Sunday, Seoul, Washington, and Tokyo reaffirmed their joint commitment in the face of Pyongyang’s missile threats, but no new measure to renew the stalled dialogue were announced. 

The sea boundary off the Korean Peninsula’s west coast is a source of long-running animosities, including past bloodshed.

Heightened tensions on the Korean Peninsula are already impacting regional economies.

China’s OBOR vision increasingly clashes with South Korea’s own Eurasia Initiative.

Plans to 'solve' the Korea issue by taking out key leaders are tragically oversimplified.

Reacting to the U.S.-South Korea decision to adopt THAAD, North Korea fires off another KN-11.