Anthony V. Rinna is a Senior Editor with the Sino-NK research group. He's lived in South Korea since 2014.
Lack of foresight, financial snags and political changes in Warsaw cast doubt on major international arms deals
Possible Warsaw withdrawal from arms deal would ease tensions in short term but ultimately intensify US-ROK competition
Both nations need to maintain economic collaboration, but when push comes to shove, South Korea has more to lose
Despite the government’s attempts to bolster its digital defenses, the South Korean public remains lax, experts say
Seoul hopes to tap Poland’s growing relations with Ukraine to boost Korean businesses, but success is not guaranteed
Escalating military ties between Moscow and Pyongyang are too profound for Seoul to ignore for long
Fallout of Wagner uprising could increase factionalism and impact ties with DPRK, posing risks and opportunities for ROK
Seoul has long sought stronger foothold in regional markets but may have to shift strategies the longer war continues
Seoul would benefit from cooperation as Ecuador serves on Security Council, but Quito’s domestic politics could intrude
Seoul’s relationship with the continent remains premised on an outdated model of finished goods for natural resources
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