Wars Beneath the Waves: The Geopolitics of Undersea Cables
In September 2025, multiple undersea cable cuts in the Red Sea knocked cloud services offline, spiking latency, and decreased connection...
Hana Kim
Hana Kim is a second-year MA candidate in International Relations at NYU, concentrating in Asian Studies. She earned her BA in International Studies with an emphasis on Global Politics from Pepperdine University in 2023, where her thesis explored the implications of US censorship on Japan-ROK relations. She has previously interned at the Global America Business Institute, researching international civil nuclear energy policy. Currently, Hana serves as a policy intern at The Korea Society, focusing on US-ROK cooperation and NE Asian affairs. Her interests include East Asian security, alliance diplomacy, and US foreign policy in the Asia-Pacific. After graduating, she plans to pursue a career in foreign policy, advancing resilient US-Asia relations.
The Last Nuclear Treaty Standing: How New START’s Expiration Poses a Strategic Dilemma for Asia
The expiration of New START on Feb. 5 serves as a test of whether nuclear strategic stability can endure when...
The Snap That Shook Seoul: Tracking the Tremors of the South Korean Election
On June 3, 2025, South Koreans went to the polls in the throes of a political whiplash. Just weeks after...
Turbulence in Seoul: The Aftermath of Political Upheaval
On April 4, 2025, four arduous months following the abrupt declaration of martial law on December 3, 2024, South Korea’s...
A Decade Down the Nuclear Silk Road: The Search for Balance
In 2013, Chinese President Xi Jinping launched one of the most ambitious infrastructure projects, known as the Belt and Road...