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South Korea

South Korea’s Efforts Against Covid-19 and Regional Cooperation in Asia

The epidemic caused by Covid-19 began to spread out to the world in March 2020. As of February 2021, more than 100 million people around the world have been infected, with the death count exceeding 2.4 million, causing an international public health crisis that continues today. Vaccines are currently being distributed and Covid-19 treatments are in the final stages of development, but we still cannot predict when the pandemic will be over.

Venerdì, 5 marzo, 2021 - 14:00
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Will the Handling of the Coronavirus Pandemic Define the Moon Presidency?

On 15 April 2020, South Korea will hold its 21st parliamentary elections. In the pre-Covid-19 era the ruling Democratic Party (DP) and opposition United Future Party (UFP) were ready to contest elections based on their policy agenda. The former advocated completing the ‘Candlelight vigils reforms’, whereas the latter called for an assessment or even indictment of the economic and foreign policies of the Moon Jae-in administration.

Giovedì, 9 aprile, 2020 - 17:45
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Moon’s Challenge to Rebuild a Fair and Just Society at the Time of a Pandemic

As the UN Secretary General calls the coronavirus “the greatest test after the Second World War”, in South Korea similar terms have been common to describe the sobering primacy of the 1997-98 Asian Financial Crisis; so psychologically traumatic to be widely considered as the most tragic national event since the Korean War (1950-53). The daunting memory of the AFC crisis, then surged as yardstick against which every successive economic downturn has been assessed.

Mercoledì, 8 aprile, 2020 - 16:45
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North Korean Defectors Chase Political Representation

The issue regarding North Korean defectors has always been a very divisive one. As accessing North Korea remains difficult, first-hand testimonies and reports from defectors have become a valuable source of information to prove the degree of inhumanity of the Pyongyang regime.

Mercoledì, 8 aprile, 2020 - 12:00
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When Life Gives You Lemons: Moon Jae-in and US-Korea Relations

Few world leaders have faced the brunt of U.S. President Donald Trump’s “America First” foreign policy more than Moon Jae-in. Even fewer need U.S. cooperation for the cornerstone of their foreign policy agenda more than Moon and his plans for inter-Korean engagement. Despite several major challenges in the relationship over the past three years, there has also been new opportunities – thanks in no small part to Seoul’s efforts.

Mercoledì, 8 aprile, 2020 - 11:45
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Covid19: After Flattening the Curve, South Korea Faces a Verdict

Despite the coronavirus pandemic, South Korea will hold elections for the National Assembly on 15 April, merely two months after a sixty-one-year-old Korean woman known as “Patient 31” tested positive for the virus in the city of Daegu, South Korea’s epicenter of coronavirus cases, and triggered off the rapid transmission of the virus in the rest of country.

Mercoledì, 8 aprile, 2020 - 11:00
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“Love Thy Neighbour”: Anti-Chinese and Anti-Japanese Sentiment in the Korean Elections

On 27 January a petition was filed to South Korea’s Blue House. It counted half a million signatories, and aimed at banishing visitors from China in an effort to escape the coronavirus epidemic. It was a different world back then. The coronavirus was not a pandemic yet, and Seoul had only four cases on record, all of them imported from China.

Mercoledì, 8 aprile, 2020 - 10:45
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South Korea: Moon’s Electoral “Report Card” Amidst the Coronavirus Outbreak

On 15 April, South Korea heads to the polls to elect the 300 members of the National Assembly, the country’s unicameral national legislature. This is a key moment for President Moon Jae-in, as he needs his Democratic Party to win a working majority to avoid becoming a lame duck in the second half of his term.

Martedì, 14 aprile, 2020 - 23:30
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Inter-Korean Relations: Building Trust on a Roller Coaster

Following weeks of ups and downs surrounding the prospects for the first meeting ever between a sitting US president and the North Korean leader, the two countries officials laid the groundwork for it by engaging in "microwave diplomacy" as US journalist Barbara Demick called it. South Korean President Moon Jae-in, however, stood above the diplomatic roller coaster as the sole actor who keeps working on infusing coherence and stability into this ride. 

Lunedì, 11 giugno, 2018 - 11:15
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The Washington-Seoul Alliance in the Time of North Korea's Denuclearization

Following a dangerous escalation of tensions last year, few could have envisaged the rapid turnaround in events witnessed so far amidst a flurry of high-level summit diplomacy. Although the complete denuclearization of North Korea remains a hypothetical scenario for now, its prospect would herald huge implications not only for inter-Korean relations, but also regional security dynamics in Northeast Asia.

Domenica, 10 giugno, 2018 - 12:15
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