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North Korea in April 2022: A month in review and what’s ahead
Month in Review

North Korea in April 2022: A month in review and what’s ahead

An analytical look at the main developments from April 1, 2022 to April 30, 2022

North Korea in April 2022: A month in review and what’s ahead
NK ProNK Pro May 3, 2022
How politicization of South Korea’s COVID-19 response has undercut its successes
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How politicization of South Korea’s COVID-19 response has undercut its successes

Moon administration has failed to adapt its approach to address changing situation and economic pain, experts say

How politicization of South Korea’s COVID-19 response has undercut its successes
Sooyoung OhSooyoung Oh May 3, 2022
What South Koreans care about most as Yoon Suk-yeol enters office
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What South Koreans care about most as Yoon Suk-yeol enters office

Incoming president faces sizable hurdles to domestic agenda but will have a freer hand to improve ties with Japan

What South Koreans care about most as Yoon Suk-yeol enters office
Karl FriedhoffKarl Friedhoff May 3, 2022
What to expect from the South Korean economy under Yoon Suk-yeol
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What to expect from the South Korean economy under Yoon Suk-yeol

Inflation not particularly high in the country, but long-term trends point to serious risk of stagnation under Yoon

What to expect from the South Korean economy under Yoon Suk-yeol
Peter WardPeter Ward May 2, 2022
North Korea and China suspend rail trade amid COVID-19 concerns
News

North Korea and China suspend rail trade amid COVID-19 concerns

Reversal comes just months after China and North Korea agreed to restart rail freight to bolster bilateral trade

North Korea and China suspend rail trade amid COVID-19 concerns
Ethan JewellEthan Jewell April 30, 2022
How women run the small business world inside North Korea
Columns

How women run the small business world inside North Korea

Capitalist markets inside the country have propelled many women to be the primary breadwinners of their families

How women run the small business world inside North Korea
Andrei LankovAndrei Lankov April 29, 2022
Russia faces North Korea-level sanctions, but can’t escape them like Pyongyang
Analysis

Russia faces North Korea-level sanctions, but can’t escape them like Pyongyang

Russia’s economy is far larger and more connected to the rest of the world than the DPRK’s

Russia faces North Korea-level sanctions, but can’t escape them like Pyongyang
Peter WardPeter Ward April 26, 2022
North Korea demolishing ‘backward’ mining town in phase 2 of major project
Analysis

North Korea demolishing ‘backward’ mining town in phase 2 of major project

Apartment buildings set to replace hundreds of houses as part of 25,000-home construction project in Komdok region

North Korea demolishing ‘backward’ mining town in phase 2 of major project
Colin ZwirkoColin Zwirko April 22, 2022
New activity at North Korean COVID quarantine zone may signal goods on the move
Analysis

New activity at North Korean COVID quarantine zone may signal goods on the move

Imported goods from China might be leaving border disinfection area 3 months after arriving

New activity at North Korean COVID quarantine zone may signal goods on the move
Colin ZwirkoColin Zwirko April 20, 2022
Why North Korea’s markets will survive state crackdowns on private commerce
Columns

Why North Korea’s markets will survive state crackdowns on private commerce

Marketplaces have persisted in DPRK despite extreme suspicion from the state, which tolerates them as a necessary evil

Why North Korea’s markets will survive state crackdowns on private commerce
Andrei LankovAndrei Lankov April 20, 2022
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