Washington’s coalition-building strategy is based on human rights
South Korea is facing a dilemma over whether to join the Biden administration’s boycott of the Beijing Winter Olympics
US efforts to revitalize trilateral cooperation with Japan, South Korea critical to curbing Beijing's growing aggression, Pyongyang's threats, experts say
Experts said the Biden administration is look for the next South Korea president to forge a strong alliance with the US to offset China’s aggression and North Korea’s threats
Analysts say Pyongyang's recent missile launches are aimed at getting the attention of the Biden administration, which is committed to a diplomatic solution
Administration's nonaction may be due to a return to an Obama-era policy or urgent foreign policy issues taking attention away from Pyongyang
Experts are debating how the Taliban's rapid takeover of Afghanistan could affect Pyongyang
US lawmakers, experts think Biden administration should reach out to Pyongyang early to avoid Obama era’s delayed engagement, which could allow regime to continue nuclear program
But experts say Pyongyang remains determined to become a recognized nuclear power
By all accounts, North Korea’s cash-strapped economy is flagging under crippling international sanctions and the slowdown means the traditional elite and a rising merchant class may be feeling pinched, experts say.
Despite assurances from Trump administration, analysts are skeptical that talks will resume
US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo worries inter-Korean deal might weaken South Korea’s ability to fend off a North Korean attack
