Will Trump Act Alone on North Korea? Robert Caskey August 16, 2017 As North Korea continues to push the world closer to the nuclear abyss, U.S. secretary of defense James Mattis and U.S. secretary of state Rex Tillerson recently defined the United States’
Seoul’s Final Countdown on North Korea Eliza King August 26, 2017 Faced with the escalating threat of imminent attack from an increasingly unstable and war-obsessed North Korea, Japan last week asked Washington for help in deploying the U.S. Aegis Ashore land-based missile
South Korea's War Crimes Still Haunt Vietnam William Duong September 1, 2017 The fact that South Korean exports to Vietnam increased by nearly 50% over the first seven months of this year, superficially suggests a further thawing of the two countries' historically
The long road to gender equality in southeast Asia Amanda Clarkson September 1, 2017 About the author Amanda Clarkson holds an MA in Global Development from the University of Leeds and has worked in West Africa as a development consultant
The invisible struggle of the refugees [Translated] Helena Escudero September 11, 2017 One of the main issues on the international agenda is the refugee crisis . In recent years, the European Union experienced the largest displacement of people since the Second World War after more than
Vietnamese women raped in wartime seek justice for a lifetime of pain and prejudice Sharon Hendry September 11, 2017 Victims of atrocities carried out by South Korean soldiers still pursuing reparations decades later Tran Dai Nhat still remembers the moment
Vietnam’s Skewed Sense of Social Justice Kenneth Szado September 12, 2017 In what is slated to become Vietnam’s largest graft case in history, nearly 50 elite bankers are on trial in Hanoi for alleged graft and mismanagement in a joint stock bank
Former British Foreign Secretary Straw: 'Need for high-level inquiry into Korean hybrids' [Translated] Khanh An-VOA September 16, 2017 "Untold Story of Vietnamese Women" is the theme of an event first held in London, England. A series of forgotten stories about the
South Korea: The Weakest Link Against Pyongyang – OpEd Hariette Darling September 26, 2017 North Korea is on the warpath and its neighbor, South Korea, isn’t taking any chances. In a policy U-turn, South Korea’s President Moon Jae-in bolstered the THAAD anti-missile
South Korea: Moon’s Trilateral Quagmire Rachael Willis October 2, 2017 Expect a chilly reception this week when South Korean president Moon Jae-in will finally be undertaking his first trip to the United States to meet with Donald Trump in Washington.
