The rise in North Korea-China relations and what it means for 2021
Despite the pandemic, indicators show that the DPRK-PRC relationship continues to grow. Find out what that means for your work today.
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While a reputation for opaqueness makes the DPRK ‘unknowable’ to many, there is now more information than ever circulating about the country.
But identifying the key signals – where one statement, leadership change, or weapons test can change the course of the future – is becoming more challenging by the day.
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While a reputation for opaqueness makes the DPRK ‘unknowable’ to many, there is now more information than ever circulating about the country.
But identifying the key signals – where one statement, leadership change, or weapons test can change the course of the future – is becoming more challenging by the day.
NK Pro cuts through this growing noise to serve those needing quality, reliability and timeliness the most: the people on the frontlines of policy, business and research.
NK Pro is managed and staffed by a team of Korea and regional experts. They each have their own area of expertise and come from a range of supporting backgrounds, including military, foreign affairs, non-governmental agencies, and academia.
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To understand how far China-DPRK relations have come since the summits of 2018 and 2019, NK Pro has conducted a special three-part review of all that’s known in the open-source. Overall, analysis of a wide range of indicators suggests momentum between the two allies will continue to grow after COVID-19 passes, with likely significant consequences for the future of both American and South Korean diplomacy.
Part One focuses on the bilateral statements, rhetoric and pledges in action
Part Two focuses on a review of customs and shipping data
Part Three provides a satellite imagery overview of key borderlands infrastructure developments