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Konstantin Asmolov

PhD in History, leading research fellow at the Center for Korean Studies of the Institute of China and Modern Asia at the Russian Academy of Sciences

How North Korea Presumably Develops Its Nuclear Missile Programme

Despite the détente on the Korean peninsula, neither party has yet undertaken the obligation to freeze military construction. In this regard, it is worth noting how the North Korean nuclear missile programme developed during this time. On January 15, 2019, South Korea...

Konstantin Asmolov

Aggravation in the Korean-Japanese Relations: the Japanese Angle

The trade war between Japan and South Korea is going on, and the author needs to clarify why Tokyo lost its temper at last. The South Korean mass media, naturally, see the reasons for the trade war not as Seoul’s desire to ignore international law, but...

Konstantin Asmolov

Kim Dong Chul’s New Testimony: More Unpleasant Truth on Espionage in North Korea

Five years ago, the author pointed out to what occurred after the North Korean authorities released three convicted US citizens (46-year-old Kenneth Bae, 24-year-old Matthew Todd Miller and 56-year-old Jeffrey E. Fowle), who were all considered “innocent victims of the regime.” Kenneth Bae, during his visit...

Konstantin Asmolov

DPRK's Fourth Short Range Missile Launch and the International Reaction

Konstantin Asmolov

Korea-Japan Relations Plunge: Japan Strikes Again

Konstantin Asmolov

The Chronicle of Yet Another North Korean Short Range Missile Launch

Konstantin Asmolov

Both South Korea and Japan Accuse Each Other of Clandestinely Trading with DPRK

Konstantin Asmolov

Russia and China in the Korean Peace Process

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