Good to Know: U.S. war powers Andrew Rudalevige - February 22, 2024 Does the president or Congress have the power to go to war?
‘Great power competition’ is a dangerous narrative for U.S. foreign policy Stacie Goddard - September 20, 2023 We need a more nuanced approach.
North Korea conducted more missile tests. What happens next? Patricia Kim - March 27, 2021 The Biden administration faces three big challenges on the Korean Peninsula
North Korea blew up a ‘useless’ joint liaison office. The real surprise was who gave the order. Katharine H.S. Moon - June 26, 2020 Kim Yo Jong is no longer a figure behind the scenes.
Mike Pompeo criticized China for not respecting its neighbors’ territorial integrity. What’s the story? M. Taylor Fravel - February 21, 2020 Here’s how Beijing has resolved territorial disputes
U.S.-North Korea talks just broke down. Here’s what might happen next. Patricia Kim - October 10, 2019 Does Pyongyang have a playbook for the next few months?
The U.S. Navy and Southeast Asian nations held joint maneuvers for the first time. What are the key takeaways? Hunter Marston - September 12, 2019 Beijing held similar maritime exercises in 2018.
The rumor of Kim Jong Un’s purge: Why it matters even if it’s wrong Van Jackson - June 5, 2019 If true, this seems bad news for nuclear diplomacy.
Why India and Pakistan are fighting again — and the risks that remain Asfandyar Mir - March 6, 2019 Rumors and misinformation add a new challenge.
Here’s why Kim Jong Un put sanctions first — and why North Korea is not Vietnam Stephan Haggard and Marcus Noland - February 28, 2019 Trump wants North Korea to follow Vietnam’s development path.