ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Artyom Lukin

Artyom Lukin is a professor and deputy director for research at the Oriental Institute of Far Eastern Federal University in Vladivostok. His areas of expertise include international politics in the Asia-Pacific, Russia’s relations with East Asia, as well as social, political and economic affairs in the Russian Far East.

How North Korea and Russia could capitalize on China’s desire for access to sea

Navigating Tumen River would strengthen Beijing’s hand, so DPRK will seek max benefits for giving China what it wants

Artyom Lukin | Pavel CherkashinAugust 21, 2024

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