Kansas City: World War I’s Final Resting Place in America
The name Kansas City is in fact, a misnomer. While there is a Kansas City, Kansas, the larger KC,...
Nate Kerkhoff
Moon Jae-in’s Elusive Peace
SEOUL-South Korean President Moon Jae-in has been adamant in his desire for peace on the Korean Peninsula. Besides dubbing...
Japan’s Diplomatic Vanishing Act
The diplomatic detente in Northeast Asia is currently in summit phase. Kim Jong Un has met twice with...
Kim Strikes First in PR Battle
With the inter-Korean summit in the books and more summits on the horizon, North Korean leader Kim Jong Un...
Don’t Overlook Moon’s Summit with North Korea
With all of the attention surrounding the heavyweight bout between Kim Jong Un and Donald Trump that appears to...
The Olympics in South Korea: 30 Years Later
As the crowds gathered in Gwanghwamun Square in central Seoul in front of South Korea’s presidential residence, the Blue...
How to Lose Friends and Alienate Your Allies
On March 8, US President Donald Trump defied sage economic advice and followed his political gut by signing tariffs...
International Relations in the Digital Age
The Fourth Industrial Revolution invokes images of robots, automation, and information that travels the globe in a matter of...
Moon and Trump On Unsteady Ground
In October 2006, North Korea, crossed a weapons threshold by detonating its first nuclear bomb. This drew international condemnation...
Information May Set Them Free
Like all kids, Kim Myung Sung was curious about the world around him. He wanted to know about what...