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Denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula

The Worrying Nuclearization of Northeast Asia

The Worrying Nuclearization of Northeast Asia

By Bolor Lkhaajav
Despite tensions, the region has been free of state conflict for decades, but a realignment of the security architecture puts that hard-won peace at risk.

Dual Neutralization as a Pathway to a Denuclearized Korea

Dual Neutralization as a Pathway to a Denuclearized Korea

By Heinz Gärtner and Pascal Lottaz
“Finlandization” for the North and “Austriazation” for the South provide a path toward unification – and denuclearization.
South Korea, US, Japan Focus on North Korea’s Nuclear Threat at Trilateral Meeting

South Korea, US, Japan Focus on North Korea’s Nuclear Threat at Trilateral Meeting

By Mitch Shin
The countries reaffirmed their trilateral coordination to cope with North Korea’s nuclear and missile threats.

The Case for South Korea to Go Nuclear

The Case for South Korea to Go Nuclear

By Seong-Chang Cheong
It may be the best option for the South Korea-U.S. alliance to deter a nuclear war with North Korea.

Arming to Disarm: North Korea’s Nuclear Paradox

Arming to Disarm: North Korea’s Nuclear Paradox

By Soon-ok Shin
Even as its nuclear capacity continues to advance, Pyongyang will keep its anti-nuclear doctrine in place – despite the growing contradiction.

What’s Driving Taiwan’s Mass Protests?
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At Inauguration, Yoon Suk-yeol Shows Old-School Approach to North Korea

At Inauguration, Yoon Suk-yeol Shows Old-School Approach to North Korea

By Mitch Shin
During his inauguration speech, South Korea’s new president floated the possibility of providing economic packages to Pyongyang in return for denuclearization.

Rebooting Talks With North Korea

Rebooting Talks With North Korea

By Mark Tokola
With new administrations in Washington, Seoul, and Tokyo, and a lack of alternative ways forward, maybe it is time to consider restarting multilateral talks – starting with the Six-Party format.
Has Moon Jae-in’s North Korea Peace Process Failed?

Has Moon Jae-in’s North Korea Peace Process Failed?

By Mitch Shin
Conservatives – including President-elect Yoon – argue that the initiative damaged the South Korea-U.S. alliance. But would South Korea really have been better off without President Moon’s peace process?

The Myth of Might Makes Right: Ukraine, Korea, and the Failure of Great Power Politics

The Myth of Might Makes Right: Ukraine, Korea, and the Failure of Great Power Politics

By Andy Hong
The real lesson to draw from Ukraine’s security-for-denuclearization arrangement should be that multilateral agreements are not enough to guarantee follow-through.

With His Term Coming to a Close, Moon Reiterates Importance of Peace Process on Korean Peninsula

With His Term Coming to a Close, Moon Reiterates Importance of Peace Process on Korean Peninsula

By Mitch Shin
In an interview with news agencies of OANA, South Korean President Moon Jae-in expressed his hope for the U.S. and North Korea to renew talks.

European States on UN Security Council Issue Statement on North Korean Missile Tests

European States on UN Security Council Issue Statement on North Korean Missile Tests

By Ankit Panda
The statement followed North Korea’s launch of the Pukguksong-3 submarine-launched ballistic missile.
What Can the EU Contribute to Peace on the Korean Peninsula?

What Can the EU Contribute to Peace on the Korean Peninsula?

By Ankit Panda
Tereza Novotna discusses the European Union’s policies toward North Korea.

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