Ethnic Korean Civil Society in Post-Soviet Space: No Arms to Ukraine
Civil society representing ethnic Koreans in Central Asia and Russia issue joint statement opposing ROK weapons sales to Ukraine.
Three Realisms: China, Japan and South Korea’s Differing Approaches to Ukraine
Northeast Asian countries approach the war in Ukraine from three different realist perspectives. This could also shape how they approach a crisis in Taiwan.
Faded Sunshine From Kyiv to Korea
Post-Cold War engagement has failed, the ROK must join the fight for liberal democracy, says ROK civil society figure.
North Korean Missile Tests and Northeast Asia’s Evolving Security Architecture
Sino-NK pits North Korea’s missile bonanza against US-South Korean drills and a more muscular Japan.
Logistical Realities Behind North Korean Weapons Shipments to Russia
Ukrainian military analyst: logistical realities undermine efficacy of North Korean arms deliveries to Russia.
South Korea’s Multi-Ministry Support for Ukraine a Year After Bucha
Two-in-one special: South Korea’s diplomatic and transportation ministries step up one year after the Bucha massacre to pledge aid to Ukraine.
Pyongyang Source Tells Kremlin-Affiliated Journalist KPA Ready To Deploy To Ukraine
Kremlin-affiliated journalist: the DPRK has troops at its disposal to send to Ukraine, but needs China’s blessing to do so.
No DPRK Arms to Russia Without China’s Say-So
Looking at the North Korean weapons industry from the vantage point of Kiev, one analyst sees China as a key factor.
Strategic Non-Ambiguity: South Korea’s Position on Ukraine Undermines Ties with Moscow
The already-sour state of cooperation with South Korea will only get worse if the ROK ships arms to Ukraine, says Moscow.