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U.S. memory chip demands throw wrench into Korea's investment plans as trade friction spills into security
The White House's tariff threat may rear its head once again as Washington "moves the goalposts" in ways that put strain on initiatives in Korea.
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Reduced military drills must not benefit North Korea alone
Seoul must preserve combined readiness even as Trump scales back South Korea-U.S. exercises to improve his relationship with Pyongyang.
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Lessons of four-party talks demand strategy to move U.S. and China
Seoul needs a strategy to draw Washington and Beijing into a realistic path from armistice toward peace on the Korean Peninsula.
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Blue House vows to serve as ‘pacemaker’ for U.S. with North as Trump calls for reduced joint drills
South Korea's top office was responding to U.S. President Donald Trump’s post about an order that military exercises with Seoul be scaled back while hailing his “good relationship” with Kim Jong-un.