Calvin Lesek

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Calvin Lesek is an undergraduate student of International Relations at Universitas Diponegoro, Indonesia. His academic interests include foreign policy analysis, international security, and global political dynamics, with a particular focus on East Asian affairs. His work explores how states under international sanctions and strategic isolation adapt their foreign policy behavior amid shifting great power rivalries.

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North Korea’s Strategic Bet: Why Pyongyang Chose to Side With Russia in the Ukraine Conflict

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