Reunification, the long-held Korean dream, is already unviable. But that’s not necessarily a bad thing.

Steven Denney returns to discuss the Moon Jae-in administration's acclimation to the North Korea threat.

Moon should be wary of emphasizing the old principle of self-reliance in solving inter-Korea issues.

If Kim Jong-un's regime collapses, how will China, the U.S., and South Korea react?

Where would North Korea's soldiers go after a hypothetical reunification on the Korean peninsula?

A discussion of tensions in East Asia, and some possible solutions

Despite the strength of their ties, neither country should take the alliance for granted.

What might happen to America's alliance with Korea in the event of reunification?

Pyongyang's decision to set its clocks back is another blow to the reunification dream.

Young South Koreans have a new sense of distance from North Korea -- and a corresponding apathy toward unification.

South Korea's Dresden Doctrine is destined to fail because it is based on the German example of reunification.

As hunger rears again, the reasons for supporting reunification are not what Pyongyang would hope.

Despite ongoing tension and uncertainty on the Peninsula, investors are looking at unification with increased optimism.

The benefits of US alliances in Asia are often touted, but what about the costs?

The balance of power in Northeast Asia could be dropped on its head. Old tensions — and new ones– could be unleashed.