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The North Korean Human Rights Issue: Requiem or Resurrection?

By Greg ScarlatoiuPresident and CEO, Committee for Human Rights in North Korea (HRNK) The North Korean human rights movement no longer stands on the high...

ROK-U.S. Solidarity: An Essential Foundation for South Korea’s Security and Prosperity

by Ph.D. Daesung SongPresident of AKUS-Korea, Former-President of The Sejong Institute, Korean Air Force Brigadier General (Ret.) The international system comprises more than 190 sovereign...

The Lee Jae-myung Regime’s Attempt at Constitutional Revision and the Crisis of the US-ROK Alliance

By Lee Hee-cheon, Former Professor at the National Intelligence Academy, Republic of Korea 1. Introduction: Washington's Misjudgment and the Looming Security Disaster Currently, the United States...

To Prevent Another Coupang-Style Crisis, Stop North Korean IT Workers from Obtaining Jobs Under False Identities

A Frightening Possibility: What If Those Helping Them Obtain Jobs Are Organized Groups—or Even Agents of State Power? By Sung Ku HongHead Reporter, News And...

[SPECIAL REPORT II] Washington Can No Longer Rely on Seoul’s Explanations

Ten Months Inside the Korea National Diplomatic Academy, Five Months of Silence—and Now the Military Medical Information Network Has Been Breached by Jean CummingsCo-Editor-in-Chief and...

Freedom of Expression Does Not Collapse in a Single Moment

Where Is Seoul’s Information Control Heading? By Hyun-seung LeeDirector of Policy & External Affairs, The Korea Signal On June 9, 2025, South Korea’s Ministry of Unification...

South Korea: The ‘Model Ally?’

by Grant Newsham, U.S. Marine Corps Colonel (Ret.) Undersecretary of War, Elbridge Colby called South Korea (Republic of Korea, ROK) a "model ally" while visiting...

[SPECIAL REPORT] Hundreds of Intelligence Officers and as Many as 10,000 Diplomatic and National Security Personnel Exposed

When Was Washington Notified? The Foreign Ministry’s Five Months of Silence and the Continuing Threat to U.S. Counterintelligence by Jean CummingsCo-Editor-in-Chief and Senior Columnist, The Korea...

An Unprepared OPCON Transfer Would Be a Disaster

Kim GumHyok, People Power Party Media Spokesperson The Lee Jae-myung administration is moving rapidly to complete the transfer of wartime operational control, or OPCON, within...

Why Is a U.S. Ally Doing Business With a Sanctioned North Korean Spy?

By Hyun-seung LeeDirector of Policy & External Affairs, The Korea Signal On June 11, the U.S. Treasury's Office of Foreign Assets Control published a list...

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