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Katchi Kapshida, Comrades: Donetsk Leader Reacts to North Korea’s Support
A leader of a separatist Ukrainian republic annexed by Russia hails North Korea’s support as a sign of a revised international order.
Divided Korea, United Nations and the Ukraine Annexation
North Korea and South Korea approach Russia’s annexation of Ukraine’s territory very differently, yet both through the sense of the UN.
Sum of All Fears: Russia’s Nuclear Threats and the Korean Peninsula
Russia’s nuclear threats will invariably affect the situation on the Korean Peninsula, even if only indirectly, argues Hanshin University academic.
Russian lawmakers seek answers on North Korean guest workers
Russian lawmakers seek answers to legality of hiring North Korean workers, UN sanctions notwithstanding.
Han-Dnipro Confluence: South Korean Officials Seek To Inspire Ukraine’s Postwar Recovery
South Korean officials quietly attempt to inspire Ukraine with the story off the Miracle on the Han.
The Right Side of the Present: Ukrainian NGO Leader in Seoul Seeks South Korea’s Help
Ukrainian civil society figure travels to Seoul to seek greater support for Kyiv from the ROK.
No North Korean Weapons To Russia, Only Workers, Says Ukraine Military Intel
Senior-level Ukrainian defense officials weigh in on the prospects of North Korean involvement in Russia’s war against Ukraine.
Strategic Liability: Why North Korea May Be Denying It’s Selling Weapons To Russia
Why North Korea may be distancing itself from reports of selling weapons to Ukraine, particularly after such a lapse of time.
DPRK envoy to Moscow meets Russian Top Diplomat For Africa and the Middle East
North Korea’s envoy to Moscow meets Russia’s top diplomat for Africa and the Middle East. Why?
