With the June 12 summit in Singapore cancelled, what lies ahead for the Korean Peninsula?

How a ‘familiar’ summit put new life into the Korean peninsula’s hopes for peace.

Recent trends suggest that U.S.-South Korea relations are increasingly strained.

The path ahead with North Korea remains uncertain—even following assurances of "denuclearization" talks.

Can Seoul thread the needle between Washington's demands and what Pyongyang is willing to accept?

There won't be a carrier at this year's Foal Eagle exercise, but there will be an immensely well-equipped U.S. Navy Expeditionary Strike Group.

Did the alliance and Kim Jong-un arrive at a "freeze-for-freeze" of sorts?

Rational self-interest and energy security are more important than Western politics for US allies in Northeast Asia.

Moon Jae-in is learning from his liberal predecessors, while being careful to avoid their mistakes.

The talks for a new SMA come at a sensitive time for the alliance.

U.S. pressure on Seoul over trade issues undercuts the need for cooperation on North Korea policy.

The thaw in relations is not going to last long.

What are the geopolitical implications of inter-Korean rapprochement in early 2018?

Four long-time Korea watchers discuss what led to talks between North and South Korea, and what comes next.

Has diplomacy already peaked for the year?

How can the Moon administration respond to Kim Jong-un's outreach without alienating the United States?