Military affairs
Information related to military issues in North and South Korea
Why U.S. military action against North Korea is not imminent
Despite the rhetoric, a pre-emptive strike on Pyongyang remains unlikely anytime soon
Despite tension with U.S., all calm in North Korean capital: sources
Multiple sources report life in Pyongyang remains normal
The United Nations’ latest DPRK Resolution: How will Pyongyang respond?
The U.S. has called them the toughest measures "in a generation" - Kim Jong Un will likely increase tensions
What Moscow wants: Russia’s vision for North Korea’s future
The Kremlin is a pivotal, yet ultimately passive power, when it comes to peninsula issues
Moon’s five year plan for “peace and prosperity” in Korea, a summary
From plans for major economic cooperation with the North to denuclearization in four years, Seoul has an ambitious strategy
Beijing’s approach to N. Korea “insufficient”: former Communist Party professor
Huji Zhao argues that Chinese policy "does nothing but maintain the status quo”
Transferring wartime OPCON to S. Korea: the key questions
In the event of a war with the North, should Seoul, or the U.S., call the shots?
The ROK-U.S. missile test: What we learned about S. Korea’s capabilities
Taking place less than 24 hours after the DPRK's ICBM test, Seoul is improving its response time
How to get ahead in the North Korean army
Work hard, bribe a little, and memorize the Leaders' speeches: the path to success in the KPA
President Moon’s decision to delay full THAAD deployment: a closer look
The Blue House's decision is rooted in both domestic and regional considerations
