Search results for: Mark Byung Moon Suh
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A Reset for U.S.-DPRK Relations: The Path Ahead
...the summit would not occur as both sides pushed back, appearing to leverage their negotiating positions. Much credit has to go to South Korean President Moon Jae-in, who has played...
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After the Pyeongchang Olympics: Prospects for Inter-Korean Relations
...Secondly, the change to a liberal administration in South Korea under Moon Jae-in in May 2017, also coincidentally opened the door for North Korea to probe rapprochement. While North Korea,...
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U.S.-ROK Military Exercises: Provocation or Possibility?
...When ROK President Moon Jae-in assumed power in May 2017, he declared a willingness to engage in dialogue with North Korea – a willingness that was met with silence until...
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Reforming South Korea’s “Imperial Presidency”
...saw millions come out on to the streets in protest in Seoul – has given renewed momentum to do so. President Moon Jae-in who won the presidential elections in May...
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South Korea’s Presidential Election: Candidates and Key Policies…outlines five main priorities for the next president. With the previous ruling Saenuri Party in disarray following Park’s departure, the clear frontrunner in the election is Moon Jae-in, who has…
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Marching on Quicksand: How Corruption is Undermining China’s Military…U.S. intelligence has also revealed a series of alarming equipment scandals, including missiles containing water instead of fuel, and missile silos fitted with incompatible lids, putting a question mark on…
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‘Building on Tofu’: Medog Another Project Damming Tibet’s environment… “I think it has more to do with the border dispute than the water directly,” said Georgetown University professor Mark Giordano when interviewed about the project. And none of this is…
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India’s Hindu-Muslim Divide: Moderate Voices NeededIn the northern Indian state of Himachal Pradesh, religious tensions boiled over this past September. In response to what Hindus claim was an attack on a local…
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Resilience of Indian Democracy Demands New Analytical Framework…second-largest party, although it fell short of the three-digit mark, came very close to doubling its current count. Significantly, after six decades, Modi became the first leader since Pandit Nehru…
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South Korea’s Indo-Pacific Strategy, Atmanirbhar Bharat, and the IPEF: Convergence and Commonality
...deal, and does not offer tariff or market access negotiations, but focuses on creating sustainable (e.g., “worker-centric” trade) architecture.[2] Even as the IPEF is about the U.S. regaining its foothold...