Richard Weitz continues his look at Russian Far Eastern policy.
Richard Weitz looks at evolving Russian economic relationship with North Korea.
China gains from a divided Korea in many ways.
In spite of a common threat, South Korea and Japan have struggled to present a united front against that threat.
Nuclear weapons are not going away any time soon as a key determinant of defense policies.
In spite of significant efforts on their parts, the Republic of Korea has made little headway in seeing reform in the the North.
The U.S. and its allies need to shape a new attack and defense enterprise in the Pacific.
The current nuclear crises involving Iran and North Korea make it unlikely that either of these two countries will soon join the CTBT.