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Konstantin Asmolov

Korean Peninsula and the Crisis in the Middle East

The beginning of January 2020 was marked by an exchange of blows between the United States and Iran, which could potentially lead to a further drastic exacerbation of the situation in the Middle East. However, this article is not about whether or not war will break out between the United States and Iran, it is rather about how these escalating tensions will affect...

Konstantin Asmolov

North Korean Workers Return Home. Will Pyongyang Face Insurmountable Problems?

The deadline, established by the United Nations Security Council in December 2017, for ensuring all DPRK workers employed abroad return home was on December 22, 2019. As a result, all North Korean restaurants in Moscow closed down, and up until December 20, the Air Koryo airline had increased the number of flights...

Konstantin Asmolov

USA’s Short-Term Goal – Iran, and Long-Term One – China?

This article was written during the brief period between Iran’s attack on American military bases in Iraq and the next step yet to be taken by the United States, which may prove just as tough. But since the author of this text is not an expert on either the United States or the Middle East, his aim is not to predict in detail the path the escalation will follow but instead...

Konstantin Asmolov

On the Resignation of South Korean Prime Minister Lee Nak-yeon

Konstantin Asmolov

Dumping Radioactive Water into the Pacific Ocean — a Hypothetical Scenario for Tokyo?

Konstantin Asmolov

The Closer to the New Year, the Greater the Commotion

Konstantin Asmolov

South Korea is not Willing to Pay 5 Times More for Stationing American Troops

Konstantin Asmolov

South Korean Protest Against US Ambassador

Konstantin Asmolov

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