Neither Repeats nor Rhymes: The Limits of “Korean War” Parallels in Ukraine
After Ukrainian presidential adviser speaks of the possibility of a “Korea scenario” in Ukraine, a Ukrainian scholar responds based on Korea’s past and present.
One Year On: A South Korean Perspective On The Post-2022 International Order
Five challenges that South Korea faces post-2022, with little room for maneuverability and no room for error.
(Un)diplomatic Revenge: China, South Korea and Reciprocal Border Restrictions
A deeper dive behind the diplomatic spat between China and South Korea over PCR testing rules.
The Hand of Friendship, a Word of Caution: Koreans Settling in Vietnam
One observer on why Koreans should approach the reality of their increasing influence in Vietnam with both hope and caution.
A Land They Never Knew Properly: South Korea’s Need To Understand Africa
South Korean Prime Minister Han Duck-soo recently traveled to Ghana. Here, one South Korean academic urges better understanding of Africa, first and foremost by not thinking of “Africa” as a single unit.
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