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Jun 9, 2025 9:00 am

Will Lee Jae-myung Reorient South Korea’s Foreign Policy?

The implications of Lee Jae-myung’s presidential election.

Experts in the Media

Trump Urged to Take Slow and Steady Approach to North Korea to End Nuclear Stalemate

Press Releases & Announcements

New Research: A Trump Nuclear Deal with North Korea and Re-Structuring the U.S.-ROK Alliance

QI Briefs

Trump Could Get a Win with North Korea This Time, by Taking Lessons from His First Term

QI Briefs

From Punishment to Denial: Stabilizing Deterrence on the Korean Peninsula

Experts in the Media

Dispute Over Border Telecom Plan Further Strains China-North Korea Ties

Reprints

The Folly of Interlinking NATO and U.S. Asian Alliances

Experts in the Media

Ukraine and the 2024 Election, China and Semiconductors, and North Korea’s Potential Weapon Sales to Russia

Experts in the Media

Why the North Korea-Russia Alliance is Worrying America

Reprints

South Korea’s Enduring Restraint Toward China

Experts in the Media

On Taiwan, the Ukraine War, and North Korea

Reprints

Diplomacy Is the Only Way Out of the Coming Korean Peninsula Crisis

Experts in the Media

Nervous South Koreans Seek Ways to Counter North’s Nuclear Threat

Reprints

Flexibility Can Bring Pyongyang Back to Negotiations

Experts in the Media

South Korea Elects Yoon Suk-yeol as President, Bringing Back a Tougher Line on North Korea

Videos

Peace Games: What if We Tried Something Different on the Korean Peninsula?

Reprints

Washington Post Reports on New QI Korean Peace Games Brief

QI Briefs

Beyond Deterrence: A Peace Game Exercise for the Korean Peninsula

Experts in the Media

The Need to Resume Talks With Kim Jong-un

QI’s Jessica Lee Working For Peace On the Korean Peninsula

Experts in the Media

Kim Jong Un’s January Missile-Test Barrage Is Fast but Not Furious

Experts in the Media

South Korea Forges Ahead With End of War Declaration Despite U.S. Reservations

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Seoul Marks 75 Years Since Korean War as Nuclear Threats Grow

Trump’s Attack on Iran Pushed Diplomacy with Kim Jong Un Further Out of Reach

Will Lee Jae-myung Reorient South Korea’s Foreign Policy?

Trump Urged to Take Slow and Steady Approach to North Korea to End Nuclear Stalemate

New Research: A Trump Nuclear Deal with North Korea and Re-Structuring the U.S.-ROK Alliance

Trump Could Get a Win with North Korea This Time, by Taking Lessons from His First Term

From Punishment to Denial: Stabilizing Deterrence on the Korean Peninsula

Dispute Over Border Telecom Plan Further Strains China-North Korea Ties

The Folly of Interlinking NATO and U.S. Asian Alliances

Ukraine and the 2024 Election, China and Semiconductors, and North Korea’s Potential Weapon Sales to Russia

Why the North Korea-Russia Alliance is Worrying America

South Korea’s Enduring Restraint Toward China

On Taiwan, the Ukraine War, and North Korea

Diplomacy Is the Only Way Out of the Coming Korean Peninsula Crisis

Nervous South Koreans Seek Ways to Counter North’s Nuclear Threat

Flexibility Can Bring Pyongyang Back to Negotiations

South Korea Elects Yoon Suk-yeol as President, Bringing Back a Tougher Line on North Korea

Peace Games: What if We Tried Something Different on the Korean Peninsula?

Washington Post Reports on New QI Korean Peace Games Brief

Beyond Deterrence: A Peace Game Exercise for the Korean Peninsula

The Need to Resume Talks With Kim Jong-un

QI’s Jessica Lee Working For Peace On the Korean Peninsula

Kim Jong Un’s January Missile-Test Barrage Is Fast but Not Furious

South Korea Forges Ahead With End of War Declaration Despite U.S. Reservations

Help us achieve a world where peace is the norm and war the exception.