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Political Turmoil and National Security: Analyzing the Impact of Martial Law in South Korea.
Posted inDemocracy Governance

Political Turmoil and National Security: Analyzing the Impact of Martial Law in South Korea.

The situation in South Korea, marked by President Yoon Suk Yeol's declaration of martial law, reflects deep political divisions. Tensions between the government and opposition parties have intensified over budget…
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December 3, 2024Tags: South Korea
Russia Challenges China’s Influence Over North Korea, Raising the Risk of Global Conflict
Posted inConflict Geopolitics National Security Nonproliferation

Russia Challenges China’s Influence Over North Korea, Raising the Risk of Global Conflict

Russia is actively working to reduce China’s influence over North Korea, a move that has heightened concerns about the potential for a broader geopolitical confrontation. By expanding its cooperation with…
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October 17, 2024Tags: China, DPRK, NATO, Russia, South Korea, USA
South Korea’s prospective positions in Uzbekistan
Posted inGeoeconomics

South Korea’s prospective positions in Uzbekistan

South Korea seeking to develop the ‘northern’ vector of geo-economic cooperation quite intensively intends to keep strengthening its positions in Uzbekistan. By the end of the current year the states…
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October 5, 2020Tags: South Korea, Uzbekistan
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