These articles are a selection from my reporting portfolio, which includes hundreds of pieces across investigations, features, and breaking news.
I met Ahn Hak-sop, a 95-year-old ex-POW who walked to the DMZ with a North Korean flag, begging to return. His story went viral, but I dug deeper into his convictions, contradictions, and whether Pyongyang would take him back.
This exclusive revealed how South Korea routed government funds through U.S. nonprofits to finance congressional travel, raising questions about FARA and House ethics compliance.
This investigation revealed how Vietnamese migrants were funneled through Serbia and Romania into Europe, exploited in factories, and trafficked onwards to the UK under conditions of debt bondage.
This months-long investigation uncovered how UK-procured PPE was manufactured in Chinese factories secretly using North Korean forced labour, breaching UN sanctions and funneling money to Kim Jong-un’s regime.
This feature explored South Korea’s use of rooftop anti-aircraft units on civilian skyscrapers, grounding the story in global trends like drone warfare seen in Ukraine. It reflects how militaries adapt to emerging threats and how defense policy increasingly intersects with urban life.
I broke the first reports on North Korea’s new defense lines inside the DMZ, using satellite imagery to reveal armistice violations and launching a wider investigation series.
This exclusive confirmed that South Korea and Japan would link their radar systems to track North Korean missiles in real time. The story stemmed directly from source-building efforts in Japan and reflects how trusted relationships can open doors to high-level, cross-border defense reporting.
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