There is an old adage in international politics: There are no eternal friends, nor eternal enemies — only eternal national interests.  North Korea and Russia’s recent, rapid rapprochement brings this time-honored maxim back to the forefront.  North Korea’s Foreign Minister, Choe Son Hui, recently visited Moscow to hold talks with her Russian counterpart and met […]
There is an old adage in international politics: There are no eternal friends, nor eternal enemies — only eternal national interests.  North Korea and Russia’s recent, rapid rapprochement brings this time-honored maxim back to the forefront.  North Korea’s Foreign Minister, Choe Son Hui, recently visited Moscow to hold talks with her Russian counterpart and met […]
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