Vice President Pence’s hints of MOAB and Tomahawk strikes overlook the fact that North Korea is nothing like Syria.

The fall of South Korea President Park Geun-hye has opened the door for major geopolitical shifts in East Asia.

Trump has made good on his promise to withdraw from the Trans-Pacific Partnership, and it will fundamentally shake up geopolitical outlook of East Asia.

North Korea’s recent missile test underscores the growing threat posed by the “Hermit Kingdom” to East Asian security. In responding to it, the Trump administration only has bad options to pick from.

The overriding thrust of Trump Doctrine in East Asia seems to be a shift toward confrontation with China.

How will the next US president deal with a nuclear North Korea: détente or deterrence?

Myanmar’s conversion from pariah state to investment opportunity has seen it return to partial international respectability. Could Asia one day offer North Korea a similar chance?

The international community has yet to learn a valuable lesson: sanctions only make the repressive Kim Jong-un regime stronger.

Inter-Korean relations are once again on a downward spiral, but will this time be different?

North Korea’s recent bout of brinkmanship could stretch China’s support for its erstwhile ally to the limit.