Nuria is a International relations graduate with a master degree in East Asian Studies. She has lived in South Korea for a year. She is interested in geopolitics, specifically in East and Southeast Asia. Right now, she is in the process of publishing her master thesis in an interview magazine.
The green transition is frequently framed as a singular environmental challenge, yet it operates as a deeply multifaceted arena where economic restructuring, geopolitical competition, and social equity intersect. This brief examines how climate action is complicated by competing national interest…
Climate change is opening the Arctic, revealing trade routes and resources. Beyond the US and Russia, Indo-Pacific powers China, India, and Japan are now actively asserting their strategic presence.
How has the war in Ukraine transformed Russia’s influence on the Korean Peninsula? The article argues that Russia is redistributing its influence toward politically aligned and anti-Western states. The shift from South Korea to North Korea reflects a broader Eurasian realignment. The paper conclu…
Main question: Do Kim Ju-ae’s appearances signal succession, or something broader about regime strategy? Argument: Her visibility is less about naming a successor than projecting dynastic continuity, strategic confidence, and strengthened legitimacy amid growing military power and ties with Russi…
