What does a self-reliant South Korea look like? Some push for a nuclear option.

Washington trims the joint drills and its ally starts pricing out a bomb. That's not an unintended consequence, that's a lesson learned.

Washington’s curtailing of joint military drills in South Korea was widely framed as a humiliating moment for Seoul. But it could also push the country on a path to self-reliance – and nuclear arms.

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