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In a short CNN documentary, our Specialist Network member Kathi Zellweger shares rare footage of everyday life in North Korea, filmed during her years as a humanitarian aid worker in the country.
In his latest contribution to War on the Rocks, our Specialist Network member Anton Ponomarenko covers experience and equipment transfers from Russia to North Korea and how they flow into near-, medium- and long-term scenarios of asymmetric operations on the Koran Peninsula.
In his most recent academic publication, Prof. Rüdiger Frank puts forward a 'monetisation thesis' on North Korea's economy, showing how the return of money's core functions is creating pressure for political change.
In an interview with ZDF, Prof. Rüdiger Frank comments on this week's China-DPRK summit between Xi Jinping and Kim Jong Un in Pyongyang.
In his most recent academic publication, Dr. Dan Gudgeon theorizes on "fateful moments" in inter-Korean relations, demonstrating how narratives regarding an enemy 'other' can be changed to legitimize peace.
James JB Park was interviewed and quoted in WSJ world section, providing opinions with regards to North Korea's missile capabilities.
On Peninsula Dispatch, Gabriela Bernal examines the recent interest in the supposed status of Kim Jong Un's daughter as a possible successor.
James JB Park argues that dark fleets are rapidly evolving into a hybrid maritime force that blurs the line between civilian and military actors.
Structural separation inadvertently reduces alliance accountability at precisely the moment when regional great power rivalry is intensifying.
