The concept of reunification often evokes romanticized visions of divided nations healing their historical wounds to form a unified and prosperous state. However, the reality […]
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North Korea Blowing Up Roads and Train Links: Reunification With South No Longer an Option
The recent news of North Korea destroying key roads and train links to the South has sent shockwaves through the global political community. To many, […]
Korean Reunification “no longer possible”, says North in a historic policy shift
The Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (North Korea) has torn down the Reunification Arch, just days after leader Kim Jong Un stated that the idea […]
The Confederal Republic of Koryo and Korean Reunification
While many believe that the Democratic Peoples Republic of Korea’s (DPRK) vision of a unified Korea is one where they take over and impose communism, […]
From “Never Again” to “Again and Again”
Detailed Summary of Hans-Georg Moeller’s Lecture on “German Guilt Pride” Hans-Georg Moeller argues that “guilt pride” is a uniquely modern German political invention that emerged after World […]
The Collapse of Nationalist China: Corruption, Military Defeat, and the Limits of American Power
Chongqing became China’s wartime capital during World War II. At the time, the Western Allies looked at China and saw a superpower in the making. […]
The Contemporary Economic System of North Korea
While often described as the last truly Marxist state, the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea has in reality undergone a slow but very visible economic […]
War as a Balance Sheet: The Asian Perspective on Western Miscalculations
Blind Spot What if two of the greatest Asian strategists in history—Sun Tzu and Võ Nguyên Giáp—had judged the war in Ukraine completely differently from […]
Why the Left Should Be Most Anti-Mass Migration
In political discourse today, the word “left” is increasingly divorced from its original meaning. There was a time when leftism stood for universal equality, worker […]
The Ghost of Gaddafi Looms Large as the Situation in Libya Worsens
The fall of Muammar Gaddafi in 2011 was met with a wave of optimism both inside Libya and abroad. For a country that had been […]