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Go Myong-hyun

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“Seoul's publishing of its own Indo-Pacific strategy is an effort to depart from the previous Moon Jae-in government's policy of strategic ambiguity and stress clarity in South Korea's diplomatic stance. The strategy serves as a tool to remove uncertainties on whether South Korea will express its stance about a certain diplomatic or international issue. However, it remains to be seen how Seoul will apply those strategies in actual diplomatic circumstances.”

Research fellow at the Asan Institute for Policy Studies

28 Dec 2022 2 2

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Go Myong-hyun

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“There seems to be no clear purpose for the recent actions. In the past, we used to say there is an equation that the North's provocations are aimed at greater leverage in talks. However, the recent moves are not the case. In the past, the North's strategy and goal was gaining U.S. recognition as a nuclear state and lifting the sanctions that are hampering its trade. However, North Korea is now assumed to have produced many nuclear weapons and there is less attractiveness in gaining such recognition. Rather, the recent moves are assumed to be aimed at gaining international attention for its seventh nuclear test with missile launches and other provocations, and showing its force to the world. Bragging about its nuclear forces seems to be the ultimate purpose of the recent moves.”

Research fellow at the Asan Institute for Policy Studies

15 Oct 2022 2 5

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Go Myong-hyun

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“Though there could be pressures on Seoul's relations with Beijing and Moscow, it is the right path for Korea to enhance ties with NATO. Plus, Korea is already a partner country of NATO, while warplanes of China and Russia have already been entering Korea's air defense identification zone (KADIZ) without notice. Against this backdrop, there would be no tangible advantages in keeping ambiguity.”

Research fellow at the Asan Institute for Policy Studies

10 Jun 2022 4 4

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Go Myong-hyun

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“The timing of the fresh sanctions appears to be the U.S. response to the North's recent missile tests, and as it covers those believed to have played their role in securing goods for missile programs, it is directly targeting North Korea's missile programs, and also sends a message to Russia and China, too. The U.S. knows that its proposal for additional U.N. sanctions will not be passed right away, given that it requires agreement from Russia and China. It is closer to the U.S. preparing for further North Korean provocations and sending a message that it will take action for action.”

Research fellow at the Asan Institute for Policy Studies focusing on North Korea

13 Jan 2022 5 3

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Go Myong-hyun

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“Kim Jong Un has always had a natural instinct for power. He had the most important quality to be the leader of North Korea, his obsession about power. People thought for Kim Jong Un to become his own man it would take some time, but you know, it only took like three or four years for him to eliminate everybody who could be influential or powerful enough to rival him.”

Research fellow at the Asan Institute for Policy Studies focusing on North Korea

17 Dec 2021 3 3

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Go Myong-hyun

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“We should see Tuesday's [October 19th, 2021] launch as North Korea deciding on a compromise in showcasing its military power, in order to get the U.S. to pay greater attention to issues on the Korean Peninsula.”

Senior fellow at the Asan Institute for Policy Studies

20 Oct 2021 4 4

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Go Myong-hyun

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“There are no big event that could bring a change to the current stalemate between the two Koreas. With South Korea bracing for the presidential election next year, chances are lowering for North Korea to flip on its stance in the near future.”

Senior fellow at the Asan Institute for Policy Studies

30 Jun 2021 1 3

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Oct, 2022

There seems to be no clear purpose for the recent actions. In the past, we used to say there is an equation that the North's provocations are aimed at greater leverage in talks. However, the recent moves are not the case. In the past, the North's strategy and goal was gaining U.S. recognition as a nuclear state and lifting the sanctions that are hampering its trade. However, North Korea is now assumed to have produced many nuclear weapons and there is less attractiveness in gaining such recognition. Rather, the recent moves are assumed to be aimed at gaining international attention for its seventh nuclear test with missile launches and other provocations, and showing its force to the world. Bragging about its nuclear forces seems to be the ultimate purpose of the recent moves.

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Dec, 2022

Seoul's publishing of its own Indo-Pacific strategy is an effort to depart from the previous Moon Jae-in government's policy of strategic ambiguity and stress clarity in South Korea's diplomatic stance. The strategy serves as a tool to remove uncertainties on whether South Korea will express its stance about a certain diplomatic or international issue. However, it remains to be seen how Seoul will apply those strategies in actual diplomatic circumstances.

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Jun, 2022

Though there could be pressures on Seoul's relations with Beijing and Moscow, it is the right path for Korea to enhance ties with NATO. Plus, Korea is already a partner country of NATO, while warplanes of China and Russia have already been entering Korea's air defense identification zone (KADIZ) without notice. Against this backdrop, there would be no tangible advantages in keeping ambiguity.