Search results for: Mark Byung Moon Suh
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South Korea’s New President…With exit polls strongly indicating that Democratic Party candidate, Moon Jae-in will become South Korea’s next president, here’s our round-up of his policy platform. North Korea A permanent and…
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The New Mood of Peace in Korea…way to a budding diplomacy. Whereas seven years separated the historic first and second inter-Korean summits in 2000 and 2007, South Korean president Moon Jae-in and North Korean leader Kim…
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Q&A: South Korea’s National Assembly Elections…political parties, as well as independent non-party members, represented in the current National Assembly. The ruling Democratic Party of Korea – President Moon Jae-in’s party – has 120 seats, or…
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Mark S. CoganAssociated Senior Research Fellow
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The Lithuanian Gambit
...€11.8 billion, outweighing its exports to China, which stood at €7.63 billion. Despite some recent State-level visits to Beijing, the trade facts mark a significant change from the past, where...
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EU-Thailand FTA Negotiations: IUU Fishing and Human Rights Remain Obstacles
Thailand’s fishing industry, which at its height saw as many as 200,000 migrant workers from neighboring Laos, Myanmar, and Cambodia caught in a brutal system of abuse, withered...
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Between BRICS & G20: India & Global South Are a Resolute Match!
...summit and the G-20 presidency outcomes have become markers of its economic and technological growth; the Global South leadership has been the icing in its cake. India is certainly in...
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Seeking Pivotal Partnership: India and Korea
...including Moon Jae-in’s “New Southern Policy” – to Yoon’s proactive GPS is not as abrupt as it may appear primarily because of ROK’s staid global relevance thus far. To some...
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Hong Kong sees signs of life amid political stasis
...retail trade are expected to be immediate beneficiaries of the change. The Hang Seng Index — an indicator of Hong Kong’s market performance — stayed above the 21,500 mark in...
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Japan and Europe: Building On a Capital Moment
...The differences in their perceptions of China’s rise mark their political differences. Europe’s tilt is to China versus Japan’s hardline realist approach. Tokyo’s exceptional focus on the United States adds...