Military affairs
Information related to military issues in North and South Korea
Activity ramps up in Pyongyang ahead of Party Congress: satellite imagery
Large-scale gatherings held at North Korean capital’s main square and military parade practice grounds on Dec. 24
US-ROK military exercises must not provoke North Korea: unification minister
Lee In-young says he hopes the Biden administration will respect Seoul's call for smaller-scale joint military exercises
North Korean AI tech is improving and the potential for weapons is ‘monstrous’
Artificial intelligence has the potential to augment North Korea’s cyber and even nuclear weapons capabilities
Nukes, horses and special forces: See North Korea’s new military parade stamps
The country released 15 new stamps honoring the recent military parade with artistic renderings of missiles and weapons
After several border crossings, South Korea opts for high-tech monitoring system
The system, which has been in the works for years, will detect ground vibrations and supplement a dwindling military
A new law will dramatically change ROK intelligence — mostly for the better
Earlier this week, Seoul voted to transfer North Korea-related espionage investigations to the National Police Agency
Fewer international ships and aircraft monitoring North Korean smuggling in 2020
Overall foreign military deployments to the Japan area fell this year, and that means less monitoring of the DPRK
Is Washington abandoning its plan to denuclearize North Korea?
Some are starting to call for a peace regime or a nuclear freeze, but it's unclear what Biden will do
Joe Biden’s pick for the Pentagon lacks any noticeable experience on North Korea
Retired Army Gen. Lloyd Austin has a long career dealing with the Middle East, but has said very little about Pyongyang
General Paul LaCamera nominated as next US Forces Korea commander
If appointed, LaCamera will succeed General Robert B. Abrams
