Asia
South Korea
Hundreds of people gathered outside the National Assembly, demanding the repeal of the martial law, while South Korea’s National Assembly voted to block President Yoon Suk Yeol’s declaration.
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Ukraine
Thousands of North Korean soldiers are believed to be fighting alongside Russian forces.
Nov. 21
Biden
Biden expressed "deep concern" over Beijing’s support of Russia’s defense industry as Moscow invades Ukraine, and condemned the deployment of thousands of troops to Russia by China’s ally North Korea.
Nov. 17
South Korea
South Korea, NATO and the United States claim thousands of North Korean troops are already training in Russia.
Oct. 26
Ukraine
Kyiv Post sources fluent in Korean have confirmed that the language, with an accent atypical in the South, was spoken in two videos alleging Pyongyang troops’ presence in Russia.
Oct. 19
War in Ukraine
South Korea’s National Intelligence Service (NIS) has released a series of satellite imageries and information pertaining to the alleged North Korean troops’ presence in Russia.
Oct. 18
Propaganda
With reports that Pyongyang is to provide combat troops to support Russia’s war against Ukraine Kyiv Post sought the views of Korean scholar Mykola Polishchuk on the DPRK’s increasing involvement.
Oct. 16
Putin
Though Mongolia has been Moscow’s loyal ally since the Soviet era, the relationship was not without its hiccups – at times marred by purges and oppressions.
Sep. 3
Ukraine
Kyiv Post's Editor-in-Chief, Bohdan Nahaylo, appeared on TVP World to discuss the Ukrainian foreign minister's visti to China
Jul. 26
Almost 500 Ukrainian coaches and athletes have been killed since the Russians invaded in February 2022.
Jul. 23
Top News
Among other things, the Russian athletes “liked” posts about “military feats” of Russian soldiers killing Ukrainians and posts displaying the pro-war “Z” symbol, the report said.
Jul. 19
In her manifesto, the European Commission president spoke about dangers being posed by China, militarily and economically.
Jul. 18
War in Ukraine
On July 8 Ukraine and Poland signed a security cooperation agreement which included a commitment to consider the use of Polish air defenses to intercept Russian missiles in Ukrainian airspace.
Jul. 11
In Kazakhstan's largest city, Almaty, police barred activists from attending a memorial ceremony, Radio Azattyk reported.
Jul. 5
Danube
Six months after establishing the group, Bulgaria, Romania and Turkey are to begin clearing mines that threaten shipping safety and to ensure grain exports from Ukraine can continue uninterrupted.
Jul. 1
War in Ukraine
Putin brings his East Asian tour to Hanoi; SBU detains Telegram informant in Kharkiv; French Senate group urges sanctions on Russian LNG; Shelling in Kherson kills one, injures others.
Jun. 20