Posts Tagged ‘Diplomacy’
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.
Flex, Policymaking Style: South Korea in a New Cold War
South Korean scholar-diplomat calls for Seoul to adopt a flexible approach to great power competition, not bound by Cold War-style paradigms.
Identical Twins at Eurasia’s Wingtips: Ukraine’s Diplomatic Lessons for South Korea
Korea and Ukraine, some 7,000 kilometers apart, have an uncomfortably large amount in common. Seoul ignores the parallels at its peril.
Back to the Future: Concerns of a Cold War-Era Turn in Seoul’s Russia Policy
Arming Ukraine would undo decades of progress in Russia-South Korea relations, argues one seasoned Russia hand in Seoul.
Yongusil 101: South Korea between Russia-US Great Power Tensions
South Korea does not face the same vulnerability toward Russia that it does toward China, but this in no way means South Korean foreign policy will go completely unaffected by the Russia-US rivalry.
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