Abe’s hasty pursuit of a legacy makes Japanese foreign policy look unprincipled and weak.

As tensions ramp up again on the Korean Peninsula, the hosts discuss Kim Jong Un’s plans.

It could be a very long time before any trains working their way north from Seoul will be passing through Pyongyang.

North Korea’s attacks on Pompeo and Bolton showcase a less delicate diplomatic approach.

The long-awaited Kim-Putin summit will finally take place.

An executive order spelling out a new Economic Patriot Act would enable a smarter sanctions strategy.

North Korea’s leader also emphasized that his relationship with Trump remained positive.

The G-7 continues to express concern about the East and South China Seas and the Korean Peninsula.

The test marks the second-ever successful U.S. missile defense test against an ICBM-class target.

Sanctions implementation against North Korea continues to lag.

Is Kim Jong Un planning on heading to space?

Overall it would be unwise to interpret North Korea’s overtures at Hanoi as demonstrating a sincere commitment to denuclearization.

The meeting will build on the Singapore declaration between the two sides, agreed to in June 2018.

Trump and Kim share a common desire for development.

With deterrence already assured, the goal should be peace, not immediate denuclearization.

By pursuing a dual-track approach faithfully we can brighten prospects of denuclearization and peace on the Korean Peninsula.