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Moon Jae-In
Rapprochement is a Prerequisite for Denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula
By Brad Stapleton
Washington’s focus on denuclearization puts the cart before the horse.
What’s Next for South Korea's ‘Defense Reform 2.0’ Initiative?
By Sukjoon Yoon
Moon's plan is primarily concerned with political and social reform, but the military viewpoint must also be taken into account.
Where the US Went Wrong on North Korea
By Mitch Lerner
The harm to American interests as a direct result of the Trump-Kim meeting may prove to be quite significant indeed.
Social Media Manipulation of Public Opinion in Korean Elections
By Dylan Stent
KBS recently began publishing articles describing how South Korea political parties have manipulated public opinion with social media.
How Will ‘Defense Reform 2.0’ Change South Korea’s Defense?
By Sungyoung Jang
A closer look at Moon Jae-in’s ambitious defense modernization plan.
Korean Reunification Is Already Unviable
By Justin Fendos
Reunification, the long-held Korean dream, is already unviable. But that’s not necessarily a bad thing.
Moon’s Economic Policies Face Their First Major Hurdle
By Kyle Ferrier
Moon's J-nomics approach is starting to face pushback from South Koreans.
The Upcoming Inter-Korean Summit Raises the Stakes for Moon Jae-in
By Ankit Panda
The talks will have deep implications for the trajectory of this year’s remarkable turn towards diplomatic engagement with North Korea.
Fifth Inter-Korean Summit Scheduled for September 2018: What to Expect
By Ankit Panda
North Korea will want economic results from South Korea at the upcoming inter-Korean summit.
Blame the Heat? South Korean President Moon’s Approval Rating Reaches Record Low
By Hyunmin Michael Kang
President Moon's approval rate remains above 50 percent, but is at its lowest point since his 2017 inauguration.
Next High-Level Talks Set for North and South Korea
By Hyunmin Michael Kang
The August 13 meeting may finally yield a date for Moon Jae-in's anticipated visit to Pyongyang.
Little to Celebrate on 20th Anniversary of Obuchi-Kim Declaration
By Jeff Kingston
In 1998, Japan and South Korea agreed to “build a future-oriented relationship based on reconciliation.” What went wrong?