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Monthly Archives: September, 2026

“The Korean Peninsula: The Final Battleground of the U.S.-China Hegemonic Struggle”

by Choon Kun Lee, Ph.D (International Relations)September 20, 2026 1. World Political History Is a History of Struggles for Hegemony Since the emergence of international politics...

Rebalancing Without Unraveling: Responsibility, Command, and Posture in the U.S.–ROK Alliance

By George Hutchinson The November 2025 U.S. National Security Strategy does not mention North Korea or the DPRK. South Korea appears, but largely within a...

Jennifer Kavanagh: “South Korea Is Ready to Defend Itself” — Rethinking the U.S.–ROK Alliance

Jennifer Kavanagh is a senior fellow & director of military analysis at Defense Priorities. A political scientist by training, Kavanagh has spent her career studying...

[China’s Influence in South Korea – Part V] China Targets Elections and Public Opinion

South Korea’s June 3 Local Elections, Chinese Fake News Sites, Voter Data, and AI-Enabled Information Warfare By Jean Cummings, Co-Editor, The Korea Signal On June 3,...

Why Overseas Hiring Defenses Matters to South Korea’s Security

by David Head, CEO and co-founder of Endorsed Since 2018, the UN estimates North Korea has generated between $250 million to $600 million per year...

Paper Doesn’t Lie: Jeju’s Double Contracts and the Precedent South Korea Just Set

by Hyun-seung LeeDirector of Policy & External Affairs, The Korea Signal Last June, it came out that the governor of Jeju Province had sent North...

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