Military affairs
Information related to military issues in North and South Korea
As a second summit looms, fear of a bad deal prevails in Washington DC
Observers in the U.S. capital are increasingly concerned Trump will give away too much
North Korea in January 2019: a month in review and what’s ahead
An analytic look at the main developments of the January 1-January 31 period
South Korea submits jointly-produced Han/Imjin River Estuary plans to North Korea
Project intends to facilitate inter-Korean use of the previously-closed off area
North Korea unlikely to give up nuclear weapons, U.S. intelligence official says
"We continue to observe activity inconsistent with full denuclearization," Coats tells Senate
North Korean media demands South Korea suspend low-key, regional military drills
Rodong Sinmun slams "dangerous" exercises as Pyongyang steps up criticism of ROK military
What the military cost-sharing dispute could mean for the U.S.-ROK alliance
Retired LTG Chun In-bum weighs in on the increasingly contentious debate
An alliance dispute over military cost-sharing: what implications for North Korea?
With a second summit looming, Pyongyang could take advantage of U.S.-ROK tensions
Kim Jong Un sees himself in a “position of strength” ahead of second summit: expert
The Brookings Institution's Jung Pak says Trump is underprepared for complex negotiations
DPRK officials urge all Koreans to “smash” sanctions, pursue economic cooperation
Joint statement urges citizens to reject the "cunning moves of outsiders"
DPRK media condemns U.S. for “anachronistic” demands over military cost-sharing
Washington reportedly demanding Seoul pay USD$1 billion under new agreement
