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On the outcome of the ROK’s Conservative Party congress and the parliamentary vote against the arrest of Lee Jae-myung.
Perhaps the author’s articles focus too heavily on South Korean domestic politics, but even so, when he describes the lengthy planning for an event, he should at least briefly summarize how it went. Recently, there have been two such events that are crucial to the country’s future. Each would have…
Konstantin Asmolov
In the lead-up to the Congress of the Conservative Party of South Korea
On March 8, 2023, the Conservative Party of South Korea will elect its chairman. Because the political parties of the Republic of Korea (ROK) are in many ways an amalgamation of factions, who will be in office is critical. First, the chairman nominates candidates for the April 2024 parliamentary elections, in which People…
Konstantin Asmolov
A North Korean connection in Lee Jae-myung case
The Lee Jae-myung’s saga continues, however, today we’ll not focus on the developments in his main case, which has resulted in an arrest warrant, but on the fact that after one accusation a second, potentially much more devastating, looms. We are talking about a lingerie company, Ssang bang wool and its manager, Kim Seong-tae. He is a rather intriguing person…
Konstantin Asmolov
Third impeachment in North Korea’s history
Konstantin Asmolov
The ROK has begun to "pay the Vietnamese bills"
Konstantin Asmolov
Seoul is being sucked into the American vortex
Konstantin Asmolov
Echoes of the Itaewon tragedy
Konstantin Asmolov
Korea’s New Year lunar orbit and other recent achievements in its rocket program
Konstantin Asmolov
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