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July 17, 2023 Country Reports · Japan
Country Report: Japan (July 2023)

In the period after Japan hosted the G7 summit, Japanese interest remained high in international relations in the Indo-Pacific. Coverage demonstrated optimism about South Korea as a partner, […]

Editorial Staff

G7 Summit, Indo-Pacific strategy, UN Security Council
July 6, 2023 Country Reports · South Korea
Country Report: South Korea (June 2023)

The security and diplomatic schedule of President Yoon, which had been hectic since the trilateral summit between South Korea, the United States, and Japan held in Phnom Penh, […]

Daeun Choi

G7 Summit, Indo-Pacific strategy, National Security Strategy, UN Security Council
November 4, 2017 Special Forum
China and the “Definition Gap”: Shaping Global Governance in Words

Increasingly, China’s diplomacy is using key words commonly used by liberal democracies, but the meaning differs greatly. This evolution is changing the terms of the debate without changing […]

Alice Ekman

19th Party Congress, BRI, community of common destiny, UN Security Council
April 13, 2017 Open Forum
Limits of Chinese Patience Toward North Korea and Prospects of Chinese Cooperation with South Korea

The Korean Peninsula is in a state of deep, growing insecurity. To the north, the Kim regime continues to launch ballistic missiles into the East Sea and prepare […]

Eun A Jo

Ahn Cheol-soo, Balance of power, core interests, Economic sanctions, Kim Jong-nam, Moon Jae-in, nuclear proliferation, presidential election, Six-Party Talks, THAAD, UN Security Council, US-China summit, US-ROK alliance
February 9, 2017 Special Forum
Shifting the Strategic Balance to Force North Korea to Change

This article proposes a new strategy to force a change in North Korea, a change that will result in a regime that does not develop nuclear weapons, does […]

General (Ret.) Walter L. Sharp

forced labor, information campaign, intelligence sharing, Korean reunification, military buildup, missile defense system, missile tests, nuclear tests, provocations, ROK-US Alliance, sanctions, trilateralism, UN Security Council
September 24, 2015 Open Forum
China’s Interests, Actors, and the Implementation of Sanctions against North Korea

Following the first nuclear test by North Korea in 2006, sanctions were unanimously authorized by the UN Security Council (UNSC). Their stated aims were to dissuade North Korea […]

Catherine Jones

National security, Panel of Experts, sanctions, Sino-DPRK relations, UN Security Council