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Breaking Through Arctic Ice: Korea’s Emerging Role as a Norm Enabler

The Northern Sea Route: From Commercial Opportunity to Legal ChallengeGlobal warming is increasing the commercial potential of the Northern Sea Route (NSR), which connects East Asia and Europe through the Arctic Ocean. Compared with conventional routes through the Suez Canal

From Energy to Logistics: Azerbaijan’s Expanding Role in Eurasian Connectivity

In late September 2026, the World Bank revealed its flagship Integration: High-Grade Trade Logistics along the Trans-Caspian Transport Route report, providing a strategic roadmap to transform the Middle Corridor (TITR) from a simple transit route into a fully integrated economic corridor. The

Soft Power and Human Mobility between Korea and Thailand

IntroductionRecent mobility between Korea and Thailand has rapidly expanded beyond short-term, tourism-oriented visits into a multi-layered pattern encompassing study, employment, long-term residence, and settlement. The resumption of cross-border movement following COVID-19 has further accelerated this transformation, suggesting that bilateral exchanges

U.S.–DPRK Dialogue: Prospects, Challenges, and South Korea’s Role

IntroductionThe prospects for renewed U.S.–North Korea dialogue appear to be growing, given President Donald Trump’s expressed interest in dialogue and South Korea’s efforts to create favorable conditions for a potential meeting. The Lee government has strongly supported renewed dialogue, emphasizing

Interview with the Ambassador of Greece to the Republic of Korea

Ambassador Loukas Tsokos serves as the Ambassador of Greece to the Republic of Korea. He holds a degree in Law from the University of Aix-en-Provence and a Master’s degree in Public International Law from the University of Paris I. Since

Interview with the Ambassador of Netherlands to the Republic of Korea

Ambassador Peter van der Vliet serves as the Ambassador of the Kingdom of the Netherlands to the Republic of Korea. A career diplomat, he joined the Netherlands Ministry of Foreign Affairs in 1990 and has extensive experience in multilateral diplomacy,

Turning geography into capacity: Azerbaijan’s corridor strategy

Global competition for resilient supply chains and reliable transit routes is intensifying, increasing the strategic importance of alternative trade corridors. In this context, the Middle Corridor has re‑emerged as a key overland route linking China to Europe through Central Asia,