[뉴스] Russian forces walked inside a gas pipeline to strike Ukrainian troops from the rear in Kursk

Russian special forces walked inside a gas pipeline to strike Ukrainian units from the rear in the Kursk region, Ukraine’s military and Russian war bloggers reported, as Moscow claimed fresh gains in its push to recapture parts of the <em>border</em> province that Kyiv seized in a shock offensive.

[뉴스] ‘They don’t take prisoners’: How North Korean soldiers are operating in Ukraine

Since November, North Korean soldiers have been deployed to fight for Russia, repelling Ukraine’s incursion in the <em>border</em> region of Kursk. CNN's Nick Paton Walsh gained rare insight into their brutal and near-suicidal tactics, through interviews with Ukrainian special operations forces.

[뉴스] North Korea fires artillery shells towards South's <em>border</em> island

North Korea has fired more than 200 rounds of artillery shells off its west coast, towards the South's Yeonpyeong island, Seoul's military has said. South Korea ordered civilians to seek shelter on the island before holding live fire drills of its own. The South called it a "provocative act", but the North denied the islands were in danger from its firing drills.

[학술논문] 코리안 디아스포라 문학의 한 양상- 정철훈의 『인간의 악보』를 중심으로

...diaspora life across Korea, Moscow and Almaty. A stateless person Han Chu-min, who becomes neither complete Korean nor complete Kazakh. The diaspora fate of Han Chu-min who located in the spot overcomes <em>border</em> as exclusive boundary makes question about the meaning of state and nation. It has a possibility as open world there are variety value. 『A sheet music of human』 has important meaning and value. Because...

[학술논문] 러시아 연해주 두만강 하구의 한인마을 크라스노예 셀로(鹿屯島)의 형성과 변화

...longer an island and came to call the village, ‘Noktun(鹿屯)’ or ‘Nokpyeong(鹿坪)’ dropping the ‘do(island)’ from the original name of Noktundo(Noktun Island). Korean farmers from the Six Garrisons(六鎭), a <em>border</em> region of North Korea, colonized the region and built more than eleven villages which existed until Stalin’s forced deportation of Koreans to Central Asia. The purpose of this work is to trace the...

[학술논문] 동북아 주요 국가의 탈북자 정책 : 재외 탈북자문제와 대량탈북 가능성을 중심으로

...long-standing food crisis and gross human rights violations. Since the mid-1990s, hunger-stricken North Koreans have tried to escape from their country, mostly to China, but political barriers and tight <em>border</em> control have made the process dangerous and often unsuccessful. Even after a successful escape, those in China or countries other than South Korea are currently trapped by political, diplomatic, and...

[학술논문] 북한과 중국의 무역과 물류체계 활성화 방안

North Korea sharing a <em>border</em> with China has developed economic relations with China for a long time. During the cold war(from 1950s to late 1980s), political, military and economic ties between the two countries have become stronger because they had maintained the same political and economic system. However their economic relations have significantly changed after China has adopted market economies...

[학술논문] People’s Exit in North Korea: New Threat to Regime Stability?

As suggested in a growing literature that securitizes the phenomenon of refugee migration and analyzes it as a national as well as a regional security issue, the growing number of North Korean <em>border</em>-crossers has far-reaching political implications for both North Korea and the international community. Studies have argued that refugees could contribute significantly to democratic change in their home...

[국내] KDI 북한경제리뷰 2025년 12월

...Majority,” and considers how this reorientation is reflected in changes in North KoreaRussia relations and their implications for the Korean Peninsula. The issue also reviews recent developments in <em>border</em> areas, focusing on concrete changes in logistics infrastructure―including new bridge construction and the modernization of railways and ports―that point to the emergence of a restructured economic...

[국내] The Economic Impacts of a North Korean Collapse

...economic implications should be of the highest interest because of the potential to directly affect their lifestyles. South Korea would feel the most direct influences, as well as China, and Russia, who all share a <em>border</em> with North Korea, and Japan. Of course, U.S. military forces and international organizations stationed in South Korea would not be immune from any potential economic repercussions.

[국내] Dependencia, North Korea Style

...been the main external buttress helping to prop up the North Korean regime. Beijing has long provided its treaty allies in Pyongyang with economic sustenance and international support in exchange for <em>border</em> stability (and possibly other benefits as well). It is therefore striking that Pyongyang has recently taken to disparaging its partner in this vital relationship. Amidst the pageantry surrounding the...

[국내] KDI 북한경제리뷰 2025년 7월

...Following the 2023 Peace Economy Special Zone Act, comprehensive strategies have been presented to revitalize <em>border</em> regions that endured exceptional sacrifices as division frontlines and realize an inter-Korean economic community. Gyeonggi (province), Incheon (city), and Gangwon (province) <em>border</em> regions remain underdeveloped due to overlapping regulations including the Metropolitan Area Readjustment...

[국내] 포스트 코로나 시기 북.중 경제 관계 전망 및 한반도 정세에 미치는 영향

...problems facing the North Korean economy as there is a saying that “COVID is the real sanction.” This is a global phenomenon, not limited to North Korea. North Korea responded to COVID-19 through a <em>border</em> blockade, but as a result, North Korea’s trade with China plunged by more than 80%. In general, a decline in trade volume by more than 80% due to external shocks can be critical enough to cause a national...