Military affairs
Information related to military issues in North and South Korea
Is it time for South Korea to nuke up?
A S. Korean nuclear program isn't needed: rebuilding the U.S.-ROK alliance is the way forward
‘Off with their heads’! Training for ‘decapitation’ of the N. Korea leadership
Amid growing provocation from Pyongyang, the U.S. and South Korea prepare for "first-strike"
Tracking the DPRK’s intelligence operations
North Korea's secret services are essential to keeping the regime in power
Blast-off: Identifying North Korea’s new ER Scud
Image analysis shows the DPRK appears to be making significant strides
On the upgrade: North Korea’s rotary cannons
New types of indigenously built rotary cannons are quickly replacing older weaponry, indicating continued modernisation
North Korea’s new rocket engine: what’s it going to launch?
One thing is clear: 2016 is “the year of the missile” for the DPRK
Rival Reputations: North Korean attacks on the U.S. military
Jackson's book points to a time when the U.S. dealt with the DPRK very differently
A force unknown: North Korea’s radar network
North Korea’s aging radar network enjoys little attention from international observers – yet it plays a vital role in the inter-Korean military balance
Crossing the line: Responding to North Korean provocation
A new book examines how the DPRK gets away with its over-the-top behavior
Comrades forever? Pyongyang between Havana and DC
As two of only a few Communist states, North Korea and Cuba share a special relationship
