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Konstantin Asmolov

The PRC and DPRK in Late 2020 and Early 2021

Two factors have the greatest impact on the development of relations between the two countries: the coronavirus pandemic, which is hitting economic ties very hard (the closure of borders has caused more damage to the North Korean economy than international sanctions, and the international situation, which continues to position...

Konstantin Asmolov

China and South Korea: an Anniversary is Approaching, but Problems Persist

In 2022, diplomatic relations between the PRC and Republic of Korea will turn 30 years old, and Seoul is actively trying to raise relations between the two countries up to a respectable level. This is not easily done, since the confrontation between the United States and China is leaving its mark, and the scale of bilateral...

Konstantin Asmolov

The War for Kimchi, Episode X+1.

While periodically noting the pearls of South Korean nationalism, the author cannot help but bring up the analogy of the Russian-Ukrainian borscht dispute over Korean kimchi cabbage, which Seoul actively promotes as a national treasure and symbol. The Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO, a United Nations body, officially recognized an industry standard for kimchi...

Konstantin Asmolov

Has South Korea been Passing Military Technology to Islamic Terrorists?

Konstantin Asmolov

Defense and Military Industry Development in South Korea

Konstantin Asmolov

Why South Korea Replaced its Foreign Minister

Konstantin Asmolov

ROK Authorities Try to Bring Park Sang-hak and his Associates into Line, but the US Gets in the Way

Konstantin Asmolov

Why Does South Korea Need an Aircraft Carrier?

Konstantin Asmolov

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