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Japan’s Little North Korea

Portraits of North Korean leaders Kim Il Sung and Kim Jong Il over a blackboard at the Saitama Korean Elementary and Middle School in Japan.

Japan’s Little North Korea

By Emile Shah on April 6, 2024

Every morning, in a school located in the heart of Tokyo, high school students change into traditional uniforms, file into their classrooms, and gather under…

The Koreas: Stars of a Familiar Global Standoff

The Koreas: Stars of a Familiar Global Standoff

By Chris Lee & Jack Galloway on October 31, 2023

Japan and South Korea Seek Reconciliation Amidst North Korean Missile Threats

Japan and South Korea Seek Reconciliation Amidst North Korean Missile Threats

By Christian Aquino on May 26, 2023

Why China’s Growing Influence in the Middle East Matters

Why China’s Growing Influence in the Middle East Matters

By Samantha Dalton on April 23, 2023

Who Has Missiles, Who Buys Missiles, Who Decides

Who Has Missiles, Who Buys Missiles, Who Decides

By Garrett Layton on August 19, 2021

Schooled: Could North Korea Learn from Vietnam’s Higher Education Reforms?

Schooled: Could North Korea Learn from Vietnam’s Higher Education Reforms?

By Caleb Groen on September 25, 2019

Whither Vietnam? A Q&A with Professor T.J. Pempel

By Caleb Groen on June 21, 2019

To Engage or Not to Engage: Diplomacy with North Korea?

To Engage or Not to Engage: Diplomacy with North Korea?

By Hyung-Il Shim on April 24, 2018

Sanctions: A Foreign Policy Tool, or a Political One?

Sanctions: A Foreign Policy Tool, or a Political One?

By Jonah Menegaz on April 3, 2018

An Olympic Thaw, or Not

An Olympic Thaw, or Not

By Kristen Ho on March 30, 2018

Whose Allies Are They, Anyway? : North Korea’s Illicit Trade and the Role of China

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Whose Allies Are They, Anyway? : North Korea’s Illicit Trade and the Role of China

By Chance Boreczky on November 15, 2017