ROK-DPRK relations

Has the time finally arrived to confirm that the KIC is a dead project or does it have a future?

The North Korean regime’s repression of South Korean culture reflects a logic that equates foreign culture with a threat to the regime’s stability. 

North Korean intelligence capabilities, tactics, and targets have evolved over the decades.

The key remains the U.S. president’s ability to articulate a clear vision to both the American and South Korean publics.

Trump enjoys flattery, so the South Koreans are flattering him into engaging North Korea diplomatically.

The most likely outcome is that we will essentially end up where we began.

Ultimately, South Korea’s engagement strategy comes down to the realities of the Korean Peninsula.

To be successful, North Korean denuclearization must be verifiable and enforceable.

At the April 27 summit, there’s room for lowering tensions and making progress on the peninsula.

Kim Yong-jae, from the China-Japan-Korea Trilateral Cooperation Secretariat, reflects on the upcoming flurry of summits.

With a flurry of summits on the schedule, how do China and South Korea view North Korean diplomacy and the U.S. position?