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Tibetan Language, Epic, and the Bards Safeguarding Heritage

There is a veritable cottage industry of cultural production related to the Gesar epic.
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The US Is Failing Uyghurs – and Letting China Dominate American Allies

If the U.S. intends to be great, it cannot allow China a free pass to bully its allies.
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UN working group demands North Korea immediately release detained missionaries

A U.N. working group has concluded that North Korea’s imprisonment of three South Korean missionaries constitutes “arbitrary detention” without clear standards, demanding their immediate release after nearly 11 years, according …
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Border skirmishes raise possibility of North Korean incursions into Ukraine

North Korean and Russian troops are engaging Ukrainian forces in border areas and even making incursions into Ukrainian territory, according to Kyiv, a development that could signal an expansion of …
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Germany won’t reopen embassy in North Korea while Ukraine war ongoing

Germany has ruled out reopening its embassy in North Korea while the war in Ukraine continues, an informed source told NK News. The confirmation follows a report by Yonhap News …
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Popular American exercise app suspends user’s account over North Korea hike

A popular American exercise app banned a North Korea tour guide’s account after she shared a hike she went on in the country last month, an experience that may serve …
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Country Report: Japan (February 2024)

The foreign policy news in Japan over the first fifty days of Donald Trump’s second term as president was all about Trump. It was overwhelmingly negative. In the […] The …
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Trump signals further willingness to resume talks with Kim Jong Un

U.S. President Donald Trump expressed interest in restarting talks with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un on Thursday, emphasizing their “very good relationship” and calling the country a “nuclear power.” …
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China’s Growing Concerns Over India-US Relations

Beijing wants to believe that friction with Trump will push India toward China. That’s a flawed assumption – but one that speaks to Chinese anxieties.
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China’s Pivot to ‘Small and Beautiful’ Foreign Aid

Beijing is responding to past international criticism and a domestic economic slowdown while offering a cost-effective tool to deepen influence in the Global South.
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Reported sinking of North Korean ship spotlights dangers of ‘dark voyages’

The reported sinking of a North Korean freighter after a collision with a Chinese ship has underscored the dangers of DPRK maritime practices, in which vessels sail on so-called dark …
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ROK court upholds prison sentences for activists who spied for North Korea

South Korea’s Supreme Court on Thursday upheld prison sentences for three individuals convicted of violating the country’s National Security Act, including by engaging in illegal contact with North Korean operatives …
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How North Korean troops could shape talks on ending the war in Ukraine

U.S. President Donald Trump is pushing hard for Ukraine and Russia to start ceasefire talks and end the war, but while his focus is on Kyiv and Moscow, there’s another …
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Joh Kyeongil: What it means to be a progressive North Korean defector

Many prominent North Korean defectors who have resettled in South Korea are known for their alignment with conservative political causes, such as the former DPRK diplomat Tae Yong-ho, activist Yeonmi …
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Why North Korea can’t afford to reopen for tourism — even if it wants to

Kim Jong Un has big plans for North Korean tourism in 2025. The massive Wonsan-Kalma coastal resort, a sprawling complex of hotels and leisure facilities, is slated to finally open …
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North Korea warns of conflict risk after ROK bombing mishap near border

North Korea warned that the recent South Korean bombing mishap near the border risked dangerously escalating tensions, using the accident to sharply criticize ongoing U.S.-ROK springtime drills. In a statement …
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How South Korea’s political crisis impacts North Korea policy

D-day is rapidly approaching for South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol, with the Constitutional Court expected to rule on whether to uphold his impeachment in the next week. Whatever the court …
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China’s System of Mass Arbitrary Detention

New research analyzing 1,545 prison sentences echoes U.N. concerns that arbitrary detentions “may constitute crimes against humanity.”
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What’s at stake for North Korea policy in Yoon’s looming impeachment ruling

South Korea’s Constitutional Court will soon deliver a milestone ruling on President Yoon Suk-yeol’s political fate following his Dec. 3 martial law declaration, deciding whether to permanently remove him from …
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At ‘Two Sessions,’ Beijing Signals Greater Protections for Delivery Riders

As China’s gig economy booms, the government is pushing to expand social security coverage for these informal workers.
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US-ROK forces hold air assault training as North Korea continues to slam drills

U.S. and South Korean forces held joint air assault training on Tuesday as part of spring exercises on countering North Korean threats, while the ROK navy practiced intercepting weapons of …
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North Korea pledges to improve internet freedom but rejects anti-torture treaty

North Korea has rejected a majority of recommendations by U.N. member states to improve its human rights, most notably spurning calls to ratify a convention against torture But Pyongyang also …
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More North Korean missiles, US-ROK drills and a nuke submarine inspection

North Korea launched “multiple unidentified ballistic missiles” toward the Yellow Sea on Monday afternoon, according to the South Korean military, hours after the U.S. and ROK kicked off large-scale springtime …
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Should Beijing Get Credit for Incubating DeepSeek?

China’s tech startups have followed a distinct development path – one shaped by local governments. Hangzhou, home to DeepSeek, is a prime example.
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Chinese journalists return to North Korea for first time since pandemic

Leading Chinese media outlets have re-established their presence in North Korea for the first time since the outbreak of COVID-19, though it remains unclear when Pyongyang will allow other news …
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