PRC-DPRK Relations in 2021-2022; the Political Aspect

PRC-DPRK Relations in 2021-2022; the Political Aspect

Following a series of articles on the interaction between Seoul and Beijing, it is worth examining what the communication between Beijing and Pyongyang has looked like. Kim and Xi have constantly exchanged personal messages. For example, on March 23, 2021 Kim Jong-un sent a verbal personal message to Xi Jinping, informing him about the 8th…

“Sensitive Issues” in PRC-ROK Relations: Issues of Sinophobia

“Sensitive Issues” in PRC-ROK Relations: Issues of Sinophobia

This topic has been raised many times by this author in his NEO articles, and its manifestations are manifold. People’s dislike On December 28, Yoon Suk-yeol stated that most South Koreans, especially young people, dislike China despite President Moon Jae-in’s administration’s pro-China policies, adding that most young Chinese also dislike South Korea. These words were…

South Korea is Leaving behind the Dark Heritage of its Past

South Korea is Leaving behind the Dark Heritage of its Past

On October 17, 1972 Park Chung-hee, President of South Korea, masterminded a constitutional coup, which he called October Yusin, or the October Restoration. The Fourth Republic (1972-1980) is described in both Korean and Soviet/ Russian sources as a period of extreme totalitarian rule and the most dictatorial government in modern Korean history. The Yusin began…

Washington Splits Asia in Two

Washington Splits Asia in Two

The modern world is torn by contradictions: the US and its allies, accustomed to global domination, seek to maintain and expand their position at the expense of the interests of other countries, leading to crises and conflicts. In the Middle East, wars have been raging for decades, and in Europe, fighting has broken out in…