Archive for December, 2012:
Seven Fingers: China’s New Leadership and North Korea Policy
China’s policy toward North Korea is set for further evolution. Will the DPRK benefit from having old friends in the Politburo in Beijing? Read the extended version of SinoNK’s PacNet and South China Morning Post essays here.
Orbiting Untruths, Ignoring Ideology: Looking Back and Re-Learning
Who is more likely to be telling the truth, the North Korean state news agency or a top regime insider? Christopher Green answers.
A Party-Centered Defense of Park Geun-hye’s Election and a Primer on Government-Media Relations
Steven Denney investigates the twin peaks of the South Korean media in a country that has yet to fully institutionalize democracy.
Considering a Reset of China’s ‘Special Relationship’ with North Korea: Huffington Post Live
What is the broader outlook for China’s relationship with North Korea in the aftermath of the DPRK’s missile test? SinoNK joins a conversation with the Huffington Post.
Fruits of 1913: South Korea Goes to the Polls
In this brief election day video, Assistant Editor Christopher Green explains the three different election-outcome scenarios, based on percentage of voter turnout, against the backdrop of exhortations to vote by three South Korean newspapers.
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