Here is my brief take on the new president of South Korea.
➡️ What factors determined Lee Jae-myung's election?
➡️Who is the new president?
➡️What can the election results mean for South Korea’s domestic politics and its foreign policy?

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Many challenges and uncertainties lie ahead for 🇺🇸🇰🇵 relations.

➡️ unclear vision of 🇺🇸 policy towards the DPRK
➡️ 🇰🇵 has been strengthened by its alliance with Russia
➡️ the global and regional situation is much more complicated than in 2018

Find out more in my recent analysis 👇

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My short take on the decision made by South Korea’s Constitutional Court, which upheld the parliament’s decision to impeach President Yoon Suk-yeol for illegally declaring martial law last December.

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In my recent analysis for the Polish Institute of International Affairs, I argue that the evolution of 🇰🇷 domestic situation, the definition of the terms of the alliance, 🇰🇷 stance on 🇺🇸🇨🇳 rivalry, and the coordination of policies towards 🇰🇵 will be crucial for South Korea’s alliance with the U.S. 👇

In my latest analysis, I write about the reasons for the imposition and failure of martial law, the dispute over the impeachment of the president, and the prospects for the biggest political crisis in South Korea's democratic history. 👇

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South Koreans work during the day, protest in the evening. A considerable crowd has gathered in Gwanghwamun Square, almost empty during the day. Everything was very well organised, with loud music cheering the protesters.

By sending troops to the Kursk region, Kim Jong Un is striking while the iron is hot. What might the support of North Korean troops look like? What does 🇰🇵 expect? What are the international consequences? I answer these questions in my latest piece for the Polish Institute of International Affairs.