Korean Peninsula

Seoul to Ask Trump to 'Ease Sanctions on Kim Jong Un'

By Amy Gunia

North and South Korean Families Reunited Decades After War

By Joseph Hincks

Ending War Games With South Korea Is the Best Thing to Come Out of the Summit So Far

By Beatrice Fihn

Korea Expert Victor Cha on the Propsect of Peace for the Peninsula

By Joseph Hincks / Seoul
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How Seoul Reacted to Trump Quitting North Korea Talks

The move appeared to blindside South Korea and other U.S. allies

By Joseph Hincks / Seoul

Inter-Korean Talks Expected to Resume

Pyongyang pulled out of high-level talks with Seoul on May 16, angered by the military exercises

By Joseph Hincks / Seoul

What America Must Do Now, After North Korea's Summit with South Korea

Ret. Admiral James Stavridis writes that the fundamentals are still dangerous

By James Stavridis

Here's What Kim Jong Un and Moon Jae-In Said to Each Other in Their Historic First Meeting

The leaders of North and South Korea made history Friday, meeting one another for the first time at the beginning of a landmark summit between the historic foes.The two leaders shook hands at the military...

By Eli Meixler

Kim Jong Un Set to Make Historic Trip to South Korea

It will be the first time a North Korean leader has crossed the border to the South since the Korean War ended in armistice

By Suyin Haynes

Two Koreas May Announce Official End to War, Report Says

No peace treaty has been signed to replace the 1953 armistice that ended the war

By Bloomberg

Read the Statement Confirming Trump Will Meet Kim Jong-un

The statement says the North Korean leader is "committed to denuclearization"

By Joseph Hincks

A Brief History of Sports and Politics on the Korean Peninsula

Sport has provided opportunities for both rupture and repair in relations between Seoul and Pyongyang

By Joseph Hincks

South Korea's President Calls For Sweeping Military Reforms

Seoul, President Moon noted, should not just rely “only on the capabilities of the alliance.”

By Joseph Hincks

Experts Warn of Arms Race

Experts have warned that the crisis could trigger an arms race in northeast Asia

By Christine Kim and Heekyong Yang / Reuters

China Should Be Neutral if North Korea Attacks U.S.: State Media

The state-run newspaper said China will prevent the U.S. and allies from attempting to overthrow the North Korean regime

By Ben Blanchard and James Oliphant / Reuters

North Korea Warns of 'Powerful Nuclear Hammer'

The warning follows CIA Director Mike Pompeo's allusions to regime change

By Kevin Lui

North Korea Can Make 'Limited Missile Attacks'

Gen. Joe Dunford said it would be best for the U.S. to tackle Pyongyang's nuclear program through diplomatic and economic means

By Kevin Lui

South Korea Proposes Talks With the North

The proposal is the first formal overture by the government of new South Korean President Moon Jae-in

By Christine Kim / Reuters

South Korean Leader Praises Trump's Focus on North Korea

Moon Jae-in also said that Beijing also has an important role to play

By Joseph Hincks

South Korea Calls For Halt to THAAD Missile Deployment

South Korea's new president is expected to pursue a more conciliatory policy with Pyongyang

By TIME Staff
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