I'm excited to share my latest piece, "Autonomy or Military Readiness: The Trade-offs of Wartime OPCON Transfer," just published by George Washington University and Seoul National University. Read here: gwiks.elliott.gwu.edu/public…
I’m excited to share NK News’ coverage of my interview, which includes my reflections on the Shangri-La Dialogue and other Korea-related issues. nknews.org/2026/06/why-north…
As we prepare to host the 23rd IISS Shangri-La Dialogue in Singapore this weekend, our Director-General and Chief Executive @B_Giegerich offers a preview of what’s in store at Asia's premier security summit | #IISS_SLD26go.iiss.org/SLD26
I’m excited to share my book chapter, “Multi-Domain Operations in System-Centric Warfare,” in America’s Strategic Edge: Deterrence, Lethality, and Warrior Ethos in the Indo-Pacific, edited by Dr. James Minnich: dkiapcss.edu/chapter-9-multi….
Hace unos días exploramos junto a @koreafoundation en fórmulas para una cooperación 🇪🇺🇰🇷 más profunda. Una vía natural tiene que ver con la seguridad y la defensa, como @lamikim apuntó en su intervención. #NKoreaRussia
📺 Vídeo completo de la sesión:
realinstitutoelcano.org/acti…
The ongoing tensions involving the United States, Israel and Iran are highlighting the changing character of war and contributing to volatility in energy markets.
As a key US ally and a major importer of Middle Eastern energy, the Republic of Korea faces mounting challenges – including rising oil prices and increased pressure from Washington to bring greater strategic flexibility to the US–ROK alliance.
🌐 Hybrid
📅 Tuesday 26 May
⏰ 12:00–13:15 BST
🗨️ Dr Lami Kim (@lamikim), Dr Patrick M. Cronin (@PMCroninHudson)
Join the discussion: go.iiss.org/4ns0GgP
Applications NOW OPEN!
2026–2027 @CSIS U.S.-Korea NextGen Scholars Program with @VictorDCha.
A two-year, non-resident program for mid-career American Korea specialists.
Don't miss the opportunity to come to DC and Seoul!
Apply here: csis.org/programs/korea-chai…
The ongoing tensions involving the United States, Israel and Iran are highlighting the changing character of war and contributing to volatility in energy markets.
As a key US ally and a major importer of Middle Eastern energy, the Republic of Korea faces mounting challenges – including rising oil prices and increased pressure from Washington to bring greater strategic flexibility to the US–ROK alliance.
🌐 Hybrid
📅 Tuesday 26 May
⏰ 12:00–13:15 BST
🗨️ Dr Lami Kim (@lamikim), Dr Patrick M. Cronin (@PMCroninHudson)
Join the discussion: go.iiss.org/4ns0GgP
Applications NOW OPEN!
2026–2027 @CSIS U.S.-Korea NextGen Scholars Program with @VictorDCha.
A two-year, non-resident program for mid-career American Korea specialists.
Don't miss the opportunity to come to DC and Seoul!
Apply here: csis.org/programs/korea-chai…
I’m excited to share my latest piece for The National Interest, where I argue that as warfare becomes increasingly electrified, advanced nuclear reactors could provide militaries with the reliable, resilient power needed to sustain operations. nationalinterest.org/blog/en…
The ongoing tensions involving the United States, Israel and Iran are highlighting the changing character of war and contributing to volatility in energy markets.
As a key US ally and a major importer of Middle Eastern energy, the Republic of Korea faces mounting challenges – including rising oil prices and increased pressure from Washington to bring greater strategic flexibility to the US–ROK alliance.
🌐 Hybrid
📅 Tuesday 26 May
⏰ 12:00–13:15 BST
🗨️ Dr Lami Kim (@lamikim), Dr Patrick M. Cronin (@PMCroninHudson)
Join the discussion: go.iiss.org/4ns0GgP
🗣️@lamikim, Korea Chair in Advanced Technologies, National Security & Defence at @IISS_org, on 🇪🇺🇰🇷cooperation, highlights the progress made in areas like cyberdefence while noting those where there is still room to strengthen cooperation, like intelligence sharing. #NKoreaRussia
Please join us in person or virtually for this important and timely discussion with distinguished expert Dr. Patrick Cronin. iiss.org/events/2026/052/str…
A compelling piece by @VictorDCha, which argues that it is time to stop pretending the old framework for denuclearizing North Korea will work and instead pursue a “cold peace”—a relationship short of normalization that manages the threat as it actually is. foreignaffairs.com/north-kor…
For far too long, policymakers have allowed the unachievable goal of denuclearizing North Korea to persist, defying the most basic principles of policymaking: set achievable objectives, continually reassess them, and adjust when necessary.
Although Dr. Cha’s argument may strike some as provocative, it is ultimately an honest acknowledgment of the reality we face, whether we like it or not.
The Case for a Cold Peace with North Korea
That's the argument that @csis@VictorDCha made in an essay out in @ForeignAffairs today.
And here is why the United States needs a cold peace with North Korea—a relationship short of normalization but that prioritizes open dialogue to avoid miscalculation and escalation.
A mega thread... (1/12)
📣 @CSIS newsletter from Ambassador Ho‑Young Ahn:
He warns that legitimizing North Korea’s nuclear status would
🔹 strain the U.S.–ROK alliance
🔹 weaken deterrence
🔹 embolden China‑Russia‑North Korea coordination
🔗 Read more: shorturl.at/AV9Zg