Explore how the Korean War's lessons in diplomacy, great power roles, and humanitarian concerns remain relevant in modern geopolitics.

More than seventy years after the conflict ended, the Korean War is referred to by many as "the Forgotten War". Sandwiched between the global turmoil and destruction of WWII and the political upheaval ...

Beginning just days after the first shots of the Korean War, in the summer of 1950, nearly 2 million Americans embarked on a daring crusade across the Pacific to halt the spread of communism in Asia ...

At dawn on June 25, 1950 — 75 years ago today — soldiers of the communist Korean People’s Army crossed the 38th parallel in a coordinated strike south into the non-communist Republic of Korea. Behind ...

WASHINGTON — Five Korean War soldiers whose extraordinary heroism was not fully recognized at the time will be posthumously awarded the Medal of Honor as part of a campaign to shine a light on the ...

Korea: War without End is a thorough, comprehensive, and grippingly told history of the Korean War, by two prominent and experienced British military authors and commentators. They make a serious ...

SEOUL, South Korea — British expatriates commemorating the United Kingdom’s role in the Korean War have launched a video walking tour marking their country’s bloodiest battle since World War II. The ...

Events on June 25 will mark the 75th anniversary of the start of the Korean War, but the truth is that the US was a willing partner in mass murder across the peninsula. South Korean troops executed ...

The division of Korea will not last forever. The more North Koreans who know the truth about the Hungnam evacuation, the better. The Geoje Hungnam Retreat Memorial Tower and the model of SS Meredith ...

17-year-old Charles Gilliland never returned from Korea. His remains have never been recovered. More than seven decades later, the youngest Medal of Honor recipient of the Korean War is still missing ...

U.S. General Douglas MacArthur (3rd from left), members of his staff and Korean Army officers, discuss the North Korean invasion of South Korea, June 29, 1950. Credit: Faces of ROK: Korean War ...