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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

USA-DPRK: Torpedoing the Outcome of the 2005 Joint Statement

To resolve the nuclear crisis in 2003, six-party talks were established, on which three main groups were formed. The first camp was North Korea, the second - the United States, joined by Japan. The third, the most important and...
Konstantin Asmolov

US-DPRK: The Second Phase of the Nuclear Crisis, or "Who Started What"

The accepted American version of the story about the start of the second phase of the nuclear crisis, and which is customary for audiences of non-Korea experts, usually goes something like this: "in 2003, against...
Konstantin Asmolov

US-DPRK: How the US Observed the 1994 Agreed Framework

Let us start with the fact that the Agreed Framework was not an official form of diplomatic treaty and it would be more appropriate to name it a Framework Arrangement (this is also suggested by the word Framework in it, since the word "agreement"...
Konstantin Asmolov

US-DPRK: The Treacherous Withdrawal from the NPT

Konstantin Asmolov

Otto Warmbier Law and Other Elements of the US Sanction Policy In Respect of the DPRK

Konstantin Asmolov

Will ‘Ignorance’ Become the Reason for a War on the Korean Peninsula?

Konstantin Asmolov

Korea: Still at the Red Line

Konstantin Asmolov

The Problems of Moon Jae-in’s Energy Policy

Konstantin Asmolov
Network edition New Eastern Outlook 2010-2026
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