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The Cases of Germany and Korea in Resolving Modern Geopolitical Conflicts
In the context of the transition from a unipolar world order to a multipolar system of international relations, the cases of Germany and Korea in conflict resolution help to understand how the shifting balance of power affects the effectiveness of peace initiatives in contemporary global crises.
One foot over the danger line: drones over Pyongyang
Recently the Russian Academy of Sciences’ Institute of China and Modern Asia published a forecast, to which the present author contributed, which noted that the most likely scenario for the outbreak of a conflict on the Korean Peninsula is that it could be sparked by irrational factors, including provocations mounted by a third party.
On the rumors of preparations for martial law in South Korea
A South Korean opposition leader has publicly claimed that the government is preparing to impose martial law and then stage a coup d’état—accusations that have attracted a great deal of comment in the country. But how seriously should all this be taken?
