More: North Korea
The North Korean Nuclear Problem During “Trump II”: More Refractory Than Ever
Abstract: Though seemingly on the “back burner,” worrisome nuclear developments in North Korea are steadily increasing. Inter alia, by ignoring diplomatic warnings and legal...
Trump, Realism and the Multipolar World
Donald J. Trump was inaugurated on January 20, 2025, thus assuming the presidency for his second and final term. The world that awaited President...
The Consequences of North Korea’s Involvement in the Russia-Ukraine War
Since 2022, Russia and Ukraine have been at war, with NATO backing up Ukraine. In the later part of 2024, South Korea and the...
Navigating the Complexities of North Korea’s Diplomacy: Internal Dynamics and Regional Influences
North Korea, officially known as “The Democratic People's Republic of Korea” has historically been the center point of diplomatic and security concerns in the...
South Korea president declares emergency martial law
South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol announced martial law during an unexpected late-night television address on Tuesday, accusing the primary opposition party of aligning...
Indonesia’s Strategy to Address Tensions on the Korean Peninsula
The tension on the Korean Peninsula is the most crucial issue for the world, this is because nuclear is a threat that cannot be...
South Korea amid the precarious balance
It is hard to deny that the world is veering towards a Second Cold War between China and the US if it is not...
Prospects of Indonesian Diplomacy in Mitigating Nuclear Tensions at the Korean Peninsula
The United Nations Security Council strongly condemned North Korea's launch of an intercontinental ballistic missile on December 18, 2023. This launch was considered a...
The United States, North Korea and Nuclear War
“The laws of physics are decrees of fate.”-Alfred North Whitehead, The Origins of Modern Science
Among the world’s nuclear trouble spots, North Korea is the...
Possibilities for Trilateral Alliance Between China, Russia and North Korea
Authors: Mariyam Shajil and Dr. Karamala Areesh Kumar*
China, Russia and North Korea (DPRK) have several common characteristics that contribute to the possibility of a...