Deja Vu on the Korean Peninsula
North Korea will not consider relinquishing its nuclear program without fundamental changes to the security dynamic in the region.
South Korea Cracks Down on Dissent
The South Korean government used the National Security Law to suppress dissent in Jeju in 1948 and again today.
A Korean Spring?
All eyes are on North Korea after Kim Jong Il’s death. But the real changes are taking place in the South.
Playing With Fire on the Korean Peninsula
Why is the Obama Administration throwing cold water on talks with North Korea?
The Problem with Lee’s Reunification Plan
The people of South Korea, North Korea and the United States are already paying a tax, not for reunification, but for preparation for war
Asia’s New Axis?
New leaders in Australia and South Korea could mean a shift in geopolitical weight in Asia.
What Lee Can Learn From Bush?
The new South Korean President threatens to undo all the hard work of reconciliation with North Korea of the last decade.
Hardliners Target Dtente with North Korea
The opponents of engagement with North Korea are sharpening their knives.
Letter to South Korea’s New President
Lee Myung-Bak can turn South Korea into the first sustainable Green economy in the world.
A Green Bulldozer?
President Lee Myung-Bak can turn South Korea into the first sustainable Green economy in the world.
What Darwin Could Tell Us About the
Although it may seem counterintuitive, the “law and order” response by our politicians only intensifies the problem.