November 30, 2016
As North Korea gets more ambitious with its missiles, Japan may look to the US for backup
Business Insider: The tensions that led to calls for THAAD deployment to South Korea are also helping make the case
Business Insider: The tensions that led to calls for THAAD deployment to South Korea are also helping make the case
The Korea Times: The U.S. Defense Department said Tuesday that the planned deployment of a U.S. advanced anti-missile system to
The Diplomat: On Thursday, Japan’s Yomiuri Shimbun reported that Tokyo would seriously consider purchasing the Terminal High-Altitude Area Defense (THAAD)
USNI News: Operating under the assumption that North Korea can — or is close to — fielding a ballistic missile
CanalCNC Arauca: South Korea’s defense ministry reached a tentative land-swap deal Wednesday with a major conglomerate to acquire the planned
UPI: SEOUL, Nov. 15 (UPI) — South Korea’s Ministry of National Defense said it is close to acquiring a golf
Yonhap News: South Korea’s defense ministry is set to conclude a deal to acquire a site for an advanced U.S.
The Hankyoreh: The Ministry of National Defense and Lotte have effectively agreed upon a plan in which the Lotte golf
Reuters: U.S. President-elect Donald Trump pledged his commitment to defending South Korea under an existing security alliance during a phone
Business Insider: The powerful missile defense system that has North Korea, China, and Russia spooked is expected to make its
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