Ambassadors: International Pressure Key to Change in North Korea
Maintaining international pressure on Pyongyang is crucial in moving North Korea to improve its behavior and to better human rights…
Panel: U.S. Should Think Beyond North Korea to Forge Ties Between Japan and South Korea
Lingering antagonism between Japan and Korea are part of a host of reasons relations between the two key U.S. allies…
Panel: North Korea Unwilling to Give Up Nuclear Weapons, Democratize in Ongoing Negotiations
Kim Jong Un only wants talks under terms and conditions that don’t require him to democratize or scuttle his nuclear…
CSIS Panel on Bringing North Korea to the Negotiating Table
The United States is willing to resume talks with North Korea over denuclearizing the peninsula if Pyongyang is willing to…
Document: Report to Congress on Ballistic Missile Defense in the Asia-Pacific Region
The following is the April 3, 2015 Congressional Research Service report, Ballistic Missile Defense in the Asia-Pacific Region: Cooperation and…
Japan’s Emerging Defense Export Industry
The recent relaxation of Tokyo’s ban on arms exports has introduced Japan as a budding player in the international arms…
STRATCOM’s Haney: China Not Transparent with Nuclear Weapons Policy
While Russia continues to steadily invest in strategic capabilities, the head of U.S. Strategic Command (STRATCOM) said there is some…
Document: Trilateral Agreement to Share Information on North Korean Missile and Nuclear Programs
The following is the trilateral information sharing arrangement concerning the nuclear and missile threats posed by North Korea between the…
Opinion: North Korea’s Sea-Based Deterrent
Recent reports that North Korea is developing submarines based on obsolete Golf-II class Soviet-era submarines has gained worldwide attention. However…
Former U.S. Commander in Korea: North Korea Could Use More Than Missiles to Deploy Nuclear Weapons
While the United States, Republic of Korea and Japan speak often about the nuclear missile threat posed by North Korea…