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On Why Foreign Diplomats Flee Pyongyang

First, on March 18, 2021, NK News reported that there were no foreign UN or international NGO workers left in North Korea. About two dozen citizens of the Czech Republic, India, Nigeria, Pakistan, and Vietnam, as well as two employees of the World Food Program (WFP, left the country. They left Pyongyang for China. And on April 1...

Konstantin Asmolov

Who will Handle the Korean Conflict under Biden, and How?

We have already made preliminary predictions about what the new US president's course on the Korean Peninsula will look like. Now that Joe Biden has introduced some of his team and partially spoken out himself, some things are further clarified. Let's start with Biden himself. We recall that he was critical of the meetings between Trump and Kim, insisting that they only...

Konstantin Asmolov

The Eighth WPK DPRK Congress

From January 5 to January 13, the 8th congress of the Workers’ Party of Korea (WPK was held in North Korea, which marked a series of major inner-party and inner-state changes. Background The decision to hold the eighth party congress in January 2021 was made at the plenum of the WPK Central Committee held in Pyongyang on August 19, where...

Konstantin Asmolov

Surprise in October, or What We Saw at the Military Parade in Pyongyang

Konstantin Asmolov

On the “Korean Issue” in the Book Rage by Bob Woodward

Konstantin Asmolov

From Where do Fables “Take Off”, or Lessons in Source Studies

Konstantin Asmolov

DPRK’s Digital Potential

Konstantin Asmolov

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

Konstantin Asmolov

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