- September 17th, 2025
Beijing’s grand military parade last week, staged to mark the 80th anniversary of the end of World War II, was more than just an exercise in historical remembrance. It was a carefully orchestrated demonstration of shifting power in the international...
On September 2, North Korean leader Kim Jong Un crossed the border into China aboard his armored green train, en route to attend Beijing’s grand commemoration of Japan’s surrender in World War II. The move, confirmed by Pyongyang’s state newspaper...
In a stark and calculated declaration, North Korea on Tuesday asserted that the United States must come to terms with the irreversible changes in the geopolitical landscape since previous summit meetings and must abandon its long-standing goal of denuclearizing the...
How the U.S. Quietly Accepted a Nuclear North Korea: The Disappearance of a Once-Inevitable Conflict
United States, who slipped into a coma in early 2018 and regained consciousness in 2025, one of your first questions might well be: Whatever happened with North Korea? When you last remembered, it felt like the United States was teetering...
In a rare and risky crossing that underscores both the desperation of life under the North Korean regime and the persistent geopolitical tensions on the Korean peninsula, a North Korean national was apprehended by South Korean forces on Thursday (July...
After more than six years of delays and global speculation, North Korea has officially opened the Wonsan Kalma Coastal Tourist Area, a sprawling 4-kilometer-long beach resort on the country’s east coast that leader Kim Jong Un hails as a symbol...
Indo-Pacific defense dynamics, U.S. President Donald Trump has reportedly initiated discussions with Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba over two of the most ambitious military programs of his administration: the Golden Dome missile defense shield and the next-generation F-47 fighter aircraft....
In a rare glimpse into North Korea’s military-industrial vulnerabilities, satellite imagery has confirmed that the second vessel in the country’s Choi Hyun-class of frigates, which suffered a dramatic and highly publicized failure during its May 21 launch ceremony, is now...
What was meant to be a moment of triumph for North Korea’s naval ambitions turned into a public embarrassment, as a 5,000-ton warship rolled over and partially submerged during its launch ceremony in the presence of Supreme Leader Kim Jong...
Korean Peninsula: North Korea has conducted a live-fire test of a domestically developed medium-range air-to-air missile (AAM). The missile, shown publicly for the first time during a recent inspection by Supreme Leader Kim Jong Un at the 1st Air Guard...
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