Park Geun-hye

A number of obstacles to a free trade agreement remain on both sides, but there is growing incentive to overcome them.

Beijing-Seoul ties had been warming considerably, at Japan’s expense. Will the ADIZ row derail them?

An Ahn Jung-geun statue is just the latest example of China and South Korea uniting over Japan’s not-so-glorious past.

Obama can expect some difficult conversations when he heads to Asia in April.

Viewing Japanese policy through the past highlights the dominance history has gained over the diplomatic agenda.

Japan-South Korea diplomatic relations remain frosty over “comfort women” issue.

Fairly or unfairly, Japan will always be compared with Germany when it comes to its recognition of mid-20th century history.

China, South Korea and Japan are all vying for influence in ASEAN, which will be on full display next week.

Trustpolitik may be a start, but all parties need to return to the table at some point.

Important symbolic gestures by Germany (and its neighbors) helped repair relations, and are an example for East Asia.

Several have many of the same hallmarks as those that have recently experienced unrest.

China appears more aligned with the West on the North Korea nuclear issue. Is it an opening for Seoul?