Donald Kirk is an Intel/DoD BD Consultant and a journalist whose work has appeared in various publications including The New York Sun, The Daily Beast, The Hill, The Messenger, The Korea Times, and The Journal-Courier. He covers a range of topics including international relations, politics, and military affairs, providing insightful analysis and commentary on current events.
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The Japanese could hardly believe the ferocity with which Rose played America’s ballgame.
Political crisis could hardly have occurred at a worse time as government’s decision to call elections backfires.
Mr. Biden seems more impassioned about preserving the near-mystical ‘spirit of Camp David’ than in disputes with China.
The temptation for Trump to emulate South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol will be overwhelming.
The warmth of Korean American relations during the era of President Yoon Suk Yeol has always been a little too good to be true.
By: Donald Kirk
One has to ask whether North Koreans might be wondering about chances for demonstrating against their own leader, Kim Jong-un.
At home and abroad, Donald Trump promises to alter established patterns.
‘Reckless and a danger to the world,’ is how Peter Mandelson once described the man about to become the 47th president.
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