While the recent executive orders on nuclear energy is a good start, US-South Korea nuclear cooperation would help it revive ...

Will the Israeli and U.S. strikes deter Iran's nuclear ambitions, or entrench a dangerous stalemate with no clear endgame?

Trump’s Iran policy is not regime change by force—it is strategic disengagement from the regime and re-engagement with the ...

Despite military gains, Trump faces a fragile ceasefire with Iran. Without flexibility on uranium enrichment, he risks ...

What might be the consequences of the United States joining Israel’s strike campaign against Iran? Is there any way out?

The development of the Don-2N was a significant engineering feat, requiring advanced materials, precise manufacturing, and ...

Political authority must be rooted in public trust, legal mandate, and democratic process—not in wealth, celebrity, or social media prominence. In an age of global crisis, leade ...

In many ways, the place of human rights in US foreign policy is simply returning to its pre-World War II norm.

Amid rising global power politics, South Korea's new Lee Jae-myung administration must strengthen national self-reliance in ...

The rising number of Russian general officers killed in combat highlights Ukraine’s effectiveness in going after high-value ...

America risks losing the global AI race to China due to restrictive copyright lawsuits and underutilized data, undermining national security and innovation while Beijing accelerates through ...

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