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Love-Lis LiljeströmFormer Junior Research Fellow
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1325 NAPs Beyond East and West: Institutionalizing the WPS Agenda in Sweden and South Korea
Abstract This brief is the latest outcome of a collaboration between the Institute for Security and Development Policy’s (ISDP) Korea Center and Korean Women’s Development Institute (KWDI). The...
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Challenging Moon’s Symbolic End-Of-War Declaration
Introduction: In South Korean President Moon Jae-in’s address to the 76th Session of the United Nations General Assembly in September, he called on the United States, North Korea,...
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In the Wake of Covid-19: Troubled Waters Ahead for the European Union
...Italy. Military trucks transporting the equipment were well documented and alongside the Russian flag their aid packages were stamped with the tongue in cheek phrase; “from Russia with love”. Italy...
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Hong Kong in China’s Geopolitical Gaze
...of fighting terrorism has engendered global criticism. China’s rise has proved the old adage that money and power do not buy love. Beijing monitors Hong Kong closely through a multitude...
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A Road to Understanding in Syria?
...would scarcely permit. And Centcom, in any case, has little love lost for Turkey: memories of the Turkish refusal to allow U.S. troops to open a northern front against Saddam...
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After the Pyeongchang Olympics: Prospects for Inter-Korean Relations
...Kim Jong Un’s statement is based on his firm determination to safeguard peace and his noble love for the nation, and, in so doing, contributing to eliminating the military confrontation...
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Obligations & Roles of the U.S. and Neighboring Countries for the Reunification of Korea
...agreed to actively cooperate in case of emergencies, including natural disasters, according to the principles of fraternal love, humanitarianism and mutual assistance. The North and the South have agreed to...
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The Tale of the Split that Brought Down Turkey
...Kurdish issue. While the Kemalists in the military have no love lost for Erdoğan, they also had no reason to target him at that time. Only the Gülen movement had...
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Is Turkey Becoming a Banana Republic?
...ground for a military intervention. It remains to be seen if the high command, which has no love lost for Erdogan either, will accept to be domesticated. Conclusions Turkey’s failed...