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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

What Kim Jong-un and Donald Trump May have Agreed Upon

As the present author has written on more than one occasion, the reduction in tensions on the Korean peninsula can be largely attributed to the “double freeze” strategy jointly developed by Russia and China. And although the dialogue between the USA and North Korea is progressing slowly, and not as smoothly as hoped, no-one has claimed that we have...

Konstantin Asmolov

South Korea: “They Do Nothing Without Our Approval!”

On October 10, 2018, Kang Kyung-wha, the South Korean foreign minister, during parliamentary investigations into the activities of her ministry, stated that Seoul is looking at the possibility of lifting the unilateral sanctions that were imposed on North Korea on May 24, 2010...

Konstantin Asmolov

The South Korean — Japanese Relations: the Argument Continues

Our previous article on the South Korean - Japanese relations was dedicated to the wianbu issue, but the relations between the 2 states have not been limited to that during this year. On April 9, South Korea appealed the recommendation of the World Trade Organization (WTO to cancel...

Konstantin Asmolov

Recent Developments in China — South Korea Relations

Konstantin Asmolov

North Korean Coal, Russian Vessels and the South Korean Scandal

Konstantin Asmolov

On Disbanding the Reconciliation and Healing Foundation or How the Wianbu Issue Developed in 2018

Konstantin Asmolov

The Fifth Summit Between North and South Korea - Results and Achievements So Far

Konstantin Asmolov

Who Is Responsible for the WannaCry Virus?

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