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November 03, 2024

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Anthony V. Rinna

Anthony V. Rinna

Anthony V. Rinna is a Senior Editor with the Sino-NK research group. He's lived in South Korea since 2014.

Opinion

Russia’s “ambassador-at-large” and Moscow’s North Korea multilateralism

Why did Oleg Burmistrov meet with Choe Son Hui last week?

Anthony V. RinnaAnthony V. RinnaOctober 6, 2017
Evergreen

Proliferation blame: the Ukraine-Russia spat over N. Korean missiles

Reports of Kyiv's role in Pyongyang's rocket program are being loudly embraced in Moscow

Anthony V. RinnaAnthony V. RinnaSeptember 1, 2017
Analysis

Why Russia won’t call the Hwasong-14 an ICBM

The Kremlin cannot publicly accept that the DPRK represents a serious threat to the U.S.

Anthony V. RinnaAnthony V. RinnaAugust 3, 2017
Analysis

Pipe dream? Why Russia wants inter-Korean economic cooperation

Russia has long hoped to expand trilateral development

Anthony V. RinnaAnthony V. RinnaJuly 20, 2017
Opinion

Why recent U.S. sanctions target Russia, not China

The latest designations suggest the Kremlin is not seen as a useful partner in dealing with the DPRK

Anthony V. RinnaAnthony V. RinnaJune 11, 2017
Opinion

Following Sunday’s missile test, will Russia move away from North Korea?

While the DPRK's missile tests may trouble the Kremlin, don't expect Moscow to end ties just yet

Anthony V. RinnaAnthony V. RinnaMay 15, 2017
Opinion

How Russia and South Korea could work together on North Korea

The next South Korean president could find an unlikely ally against the DPRK in Vladimir Putin

Anthony V. RinnaAnthony V. RinnaMay 4, 2017
Analysis

Why the U.S. sent Joseph Yun to Moscow

Russia's growing ties with North Korea could give the U.S. a direct line to Pyongyang

Anthony V. RinnaAnthony V. RinnaApril 5, 2017
Opinion

Why Russia is keeping quiet on THAAD

Moscow's reaction to the deployment has been markedly low-key

Anthony V. RinnaAnthony V. RinnaMarch 27, 2017
Analysis

With China and North Korea drifting apart, will Russia step in?

Despite shared interests, Moscow would be wise to keep Pyongyang at arm's length

Anthony V. RinnaAnthony V. RinnaFebruary 20, 2017
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