[Article] Peninsula Dispatch: Where do North Korea-China relations stand after Kim’s Beijing visit?
Rather than wanting to boost ties with Beijing, Kim Jong Un's main motivation behind the visit was to reshape his international image.
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Rather than wanting to boost ties with Beijing, Kim Jong Un's main motivation behind the visit was to reshape his international image.
The ECNK team presents its summary report of this year's online workshop.
In an article on 38 North, Prof. Rüdiger Frank discusses the recently constructed beach resort in the DPR Korea.
The European Centre for North Korean Studies (ECNK) invites its fellows to participate in the second ECNK Workshop on July 15 and 16, focusing on ethical challenges in North Korean studies.
An assessment of a key question in international relations by Prof. Rüdiger Frank.
Join us for a guest lecture on June 10, 2025, with Yong Ja Hong, doctoral candidate at the University of North Korean Studies.
You are cordially invited to the following event on Apil 25, 2025, co-hosted by the Faculty of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies and the Centre for Geopolitics at the University of Cambridge.
Join the International Institute of Korean Studies at the University of Central Lancashire on April 24, 2025.
Join Session 4 of the webinar series on April 22, 2025.