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Christopher Hill writes: South Korea has to decide if a famine-induced collapse of the Kim regime is worth its cost in human life

Christopher Hill writes: We need to show patience with the new governments of countries we hope to see evolving towards democracy

What Obama should be faulted for is his failure to articulate his reasons for choosing non-intervention

Future of US-South Korea relationship depends on political leaders' ability to forge partnerships based on shared values, not merely trade

Re-engagement in region will come at a very high cost if it is widely seen as a path to confrontation with China

Countries that took the decision to intervene have to conduct themselves with a sense of renewed vigour

For Iranians of all stations, the meaning of the nuclear deal is far more complex than what its text conveys

The current budget war seems to be reopening old divisions about the nation's view of itself and the world