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Korea-Europe relations: How to reach the full potential of the strategic partnership?
28. December 2022|CEIAS Insights | 10 Min Read

The European Union (EU) and the Republic of Korea (ROK) are important strategic and economic partners, and they share similar values stemming from their liberal-democratic systems. Their relationship has developed […]

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South Koreans Have the World’s Most Negative Views of China. Why?
24. December 2022|CEIAS Insights | 8 Min Read

The explanation goes well beyond the oft-mentioned THAAD dispute. When asked about general views of China, 81 percent of South Korean respondents expressed negative or very negative sentiments. That is […]

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South Korea’s feminists making their voice heard‎
6. August 2020|CEIAS Insights | 5 Min Read

Formation of the first feminist political party in independent South Korea comes as a potential answer to ending pervasive spy cam porn epidemic and strict beauty standards. Yet, a long […]

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Promoting Slovak interests through common EU policy on East Asian countries
15. July 2020|CEIAS Insights | 8 Min Read

The following text is a summary of an invitation-only discussion organized by the Central European Institute of Asian Studies (CEIAS) in Bratislava in July 2020, attended by the representatives of […]

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K-POP as a global phenomenon. Why China fails to achieve similar success?
18. July 2018|Blog, CEIAS Insights | 6 Min Read

It has been six years since PSY’s hit Gangnam Style was released in 2012 and it almost immediately caught attention of the world, hitting one billion views on YouTube as […]

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