Military affairs
Information related to military issues in North and South Korea
Why North Korea Keeps On Raising Peninsula Tensions
6 Reasons why North Korea keeps on escalating the situation
How Kim Jong Il Reacted To The 2003 Invasion of Iraq
This Day In The History Of the DPRK: March 20, 2003
How South Koreans Feel About North Korean Threats
Despite the efforts of Kim Jong Un to ramp up fear, it appears South Koreans have become increasingly less emotionally affected by Pyongyang’s provocations.
The NK News Study Guide Part 3: Liberation, Division and the Korean War
North Korean Studies Newbie? Want to learn more? Get acquainted with the NK NEWS Study Guides
8 Risks and Failures Of U.S. Policy to North Korea
‘Imagine waking up in 2016 and finding North Korea is now a small nuclear state’
Washington and Pyongyang: Just Like Lips and Teeth?
Are U.S.-DPRK calls for peace and unification in the Korean Peninsula just lip service to maintain the status quo?
Should U.S. Troops Consider Leaving Korea Altogether?
Engagement hasn’t worked, sanctions won’t either, argues Geoffrey Fattig. How about withdrawal?
Kim Jong Un Focuses Visit Schedule On Military
Kim Jong Un doesn't seem to care about anyone else but Pyongyangites and military men. What does that mean for the regime?
Breakthrough: North Korea’s Long Range Missile Launch
In December launch North Korea has proven cynics wrong and shown that it can successfully deploy a three-stage ICBM
When NK Commandos Tried To Assassinate South Korea’s President
This Day in the History of the DPRK: January 21, JUCHE 56 (1968)
