Natural Disasters and National Security: The Case of the Koreas

Does the increase in natural disasters pose a military or security threat, especially in regions with delicate political climates? I write about the case of North and South Korea, examining how increasing weather events are affecting their respective political and military strategies. In my opinion, the increase in extreme weather events poses an interesting, albeit often overlooked, area of policy and research, as it can be tied to civil unrest and security threats in politically volatile regions.