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Lee Myung-bak: North Korea Sought Inter-Korea Summit Meeting 5 Times

Maritime Tensions Reveal Troubling Status Quo in Inter-Korean Relations

By Yong Kwon

A clash in contested waters could mark the beginning of an escalation in tensions.

Prudence and Proportionality on the Korean Peninsula

By Ankit Panda

South Korea responding to North Korean shelling will not be hugely destabilizing.

The New (and Dangerous) Normal in Korea

By Zachary Keck

South Korea will no longer exercise restraint in responding to the North's provocations.

North Korea’s Top 5 Threats of 2013

By Dominic Meoli

Looking for insights in the rhetoric offered by Pyongyang over the past year.

Is North Korea’s Navy Finally Falling Apart?

Two accidents in rapid succession suggest all is not well, but the country still has some significant assets.

Anti-Access on the Korean Peninsula

North Korea confronts probably the hardest anti-access challenge of any coastal defender.

South Korea: Asia's Other Rising Naval Power

The attention given to China and Japan’s navies overlooks the emergence of a new maritime power.

Ignoring North Korea

The failure of North Korea’s rocket launch might tempt some to ignore the threat it poses. That’s a mistake.

Can North Korea be Trusted?

The North Korea deal suggests a gradual shift in policy. But history suggests caution is warranted.

The Leap Day Deal’s Mixed Bag

The deal reached this week between the U.S. and North Korea is a step forward. But North Korea is well aware of the power of its deterrent.

Can North Korea Have Soft Landing?

The death of Kim Jong-il has increased the chances of a violent collapse of North Korea. Nuclear and chemical weapons, mistrust and an uncertain succession are a toxic mix.

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