South Korea

“Based on the principle of settling the unfortunate past and on restoring normal relations.”

Park Jong-woo holding a banner stating “Dokdo is our land” brings football into a tense international dispute.

Despite criticism – with some stating Tokyo has its eye on nuclear weapons – Japanese security thinking has changed only incrementally.

All three nations had players who were disqualified for throwing matches in badminton. Were the rules to blame?

Strategic and economic considerations seem to be bringing New Delhi and Seoul closer together.

A military deal between Japan and South Korea that could have made history seems to have fallen through.

Can South Korea’s star soccer striker Park Chu-young turn his grim situation around?

The debate about deploying nuclear weapons to South Korea is important. And one the U.S. needs.

With the U.S. presidential election fast approaching, it’s worth asking how successful one of the biggest Obama administration foreign policy drives has been. It’s a mixed bag.

U.S. politicians are tempted to blame Chinese currency manipulation for the country’s economic woes. But doing so is unhelpful.

China as been keen to bolster its naval strength. But could its advances prove strategically counterproductive?

A new report by the U.N. highlights how desperate the plight of millions of North Korean children has become.