North Korea’s foreign policy is “reactive,” lacks strategy
Flake: Pillars of the Northern state may be weakening, leading to a dangerous period
The lesson to be drawn from North Korea’s foreign policy maneuverings is that they are largely reactive to outsiders’ initiative, a long-time Korea observer suggested to NK News.
The lesson to be drawn from North Korea’s foreign policy maneuverings is that they are largely reactive to outsiders’ initiative, a long-time Korea observer suggested to NK News.
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