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Moon Jae-in’s Next Stage of Battle Against Oligarchs

As we continue to follow Lee Jae-yong’s case, the author would like to point out the fact that ROK President’s attempts to “get to” the oligarchs have ranged in scope. During 2019, they have had an effect on many of them, hence, it is far simpler to use names of companies rather than describe events in a chronological manner in this article.

Konstantin Asmolov

Inter-Korean Dialogue: Is It Possible to Repatriate Murderers without Becoming a Traitor?

On 7 November 2019, South Korea handed over two DPRK citizens to North Korea for the first time. They requested political asylum but, back home, the two had been accused of mass murder. The first deportation (or extradition of North Korean defectors, who expressed their...

Konstantin Asmolov

How to Privatize Airspace: the Example of KADIZ

Chinese military aircraft entering what is referred to as South Korea’s Air Defense Identification Zone (KADIZ is something that constantly comes up when we discuss the problems affecting relations between China and South Korea, but this problem has recently started becoming even more serious. From South Korea’s perspective, 23 July 2019 was the turning point, when...

Konstantin Asmolov

Pigs are Getting Slaughtered in South Korea

Konstantin Asmolov

Wianbu Issue and Risk of Pushing it Too Far

Konstantin Asmolov

Moon Jae-in's Speech at the UN General Assembly

Konstantin Asmolov

Moon Jae-in’s Visit to United States in September 2019

Konstantin Asmolov

Economic Cooperation between South Korea and Russia

Dmitry Bokarev

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