Many decisions affecting the Korean Peninsula are rooted in perceptions of history and geopolitical ambitions. Regardless of whether it is conventional or nuclear, conflict will likely include these major stakeholders — China, the DPRK, Japan, the ROK, Russia, the United States and International Actors. All these entities’ decisions are crucial to the escalation and de-escalation of conflict in the region.

This section explores the complex nuclear entanglement surrounding the Korean Peninsula. Find information on peaceful nuclear technology as well as nuclear weapons, including nuclear tests sites and facilities.

Shifts in military balance could lead to conflicts on the peninsula. Find up-to-date information Open Nuclear Network has gathered on delivery vehicles, missiles, conventional military developments, as well as military policies and doctrines.

Open-source intelligence (OSINT) is derived from data and information that is available to the general public or comes from legal data sources. OSINT is a practice used to collect and analyse data for one purpose and repurposes it to do research analysis.

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