Military affairs
Information related to military issues in North and South Korea
South Korea, U.S. must “remain flexible” on joint military drills: Esper
Planned exercises could be adjusted to support diplomacy with North Korea, U.S. defense chief suggests
North Korea warns of “shocking punishment” over upcoming drills: top official
Kim Yong Chol says he wants to believe U.S. defense chief Esper will follow through and cancel military drills with ROK
North Korea slams U.S. “betrayal” over joint drills, warns time running out
State Affairs Commission spokesman warns that "countermeasures" to joint exercises could soon be taken
North Korea ready to take “new path,” step up weapons development: Choson Sinbo
Pro-Pyongyang outlet urges Washington to make a "wise choice," says new systems can strike U.S. bases in South
No reason for U.S. to keep troops in South Korea, North Korean media says
Commentary comes as U.S. army chief says Americans question troop deployment in "rich and wealthy" nations
U.S. defense chief Esper to visit Seoul next week, Pentagon says
Meetings with South Korean counterparts set to cover GSOMIA and countering North Korea
North Korean criticism of U.S. for joint drills could signal bigger policy shift
Pyongyang’s unusual singling out of the U.S. for military drills with South Korea reflects a hardening position
South Korea repatriates two North Koreans accused of murdering crew mates
Seoul says two "criminals" not subject to protection under law, though it's unclear if they attempted to claim asylum
Beyond the impasse: the answer to solving the GSOMIA dispute lies in the past
Historical issues between the two countries must be resolved if the U.S. is to achieve its trilateral alliance
Why establishing a peace regime on the Korean peninsula is long overdue
President Trump will need to break outdated Cold War thinking in Washington if progress is to be made with the DPRK
