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There's no Escaping ASF for Seoul at This Point

In the second half of September of this year, an epidemic of African swine fever (ASF seems to have begun in South Korea. Despite the fact that this disease does not pose a risk to humans, it has earned its name (swine fever for a reason, since a highly pathogenic strain of ASF is 100% fatal. There are no medicines to treat this sickness. And the only...

Konstantin Asmolov

What the Aggravation of the US-Iranian Relations Means for South Korea

Continuing to monitor the confrontation between Washington and Tehran, the author of this article can see how it affects the South Korean interests. The sanctions badly hit the country's economy and, since the summer of 2019, there have been attempts to involve Seoul in...

Konstantin Asmolov

Tensions in Korean-Japanese Relations: the Latest "Reports from the Front"

We are continuing to keep a close eye on the trade war between Japan and South Korea to provide you with coverage of the latest chapter of events as they unfold. On August 6, Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe made it clear that he was not going to consider holding...

Konstantin Asmolov

Moon Jae-in’s Spring Cleaning: the Designation of Cho Kuk and the Court Decision on Park Geun-hye

Konstantin Asmolov

The South Korean-Japanese Conflict is Unfolding

Vladimir Terehov

Scandal Surrounding South Korea’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs

Konstantin Asmolov

South Korea's Military Partnerships Extend beyond the US

Konstantin Asmolov

Who is to Take Responsibility for Man-made Earthquake in Pohang-si?

Konstantin Asmolov

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