North Korea From The Lens
Photos from our contributor Todor Merdjanov from his months spent in North Korea reveal a more local view of life in North Korea, a country […]
Month: November 2017
A Bulgarian’s Journey to North Korea
By Todor Merdjanov So, there I was, on board of the Air China flight from Beijing to Pyongyang with no more than 20 other people, […]
Looking Back on Aung San Suu Kyi’s Silence
In 2015, Myanmar became the front-page story in international media with the triumph of the National League of Democracy (NLD) in the first general elections […]
Moon and Trump On Unsteady Ground
In October 2006, North Korea, crossed a weapons threshold by detonating its first nuclear bomb. This drew international condemnation that put then South Korean president, […]
North Korean ICBMs: Game changers at home?
As North Korea continues its inclined path of weapons testing, both conventional and unconventional, the world’s reaction has been sensitive. All the while, Donald Trump […]
Singapore – More Than Just A Little Red Dot
By Amylia Zainal The humidity hits you the moment you step out of Changi Airport, a stark difference from the coldness of the air-conditioning of […]
The Responsibility to Navigate
Novasia met with Seoul correspondent and producer of PressTV, Frank Smith, to discuss how media can shape nations’ political agendas. He also shares his thoughts […]
Information May Set Them Free
Like all kids, Kim Myung Sung was curious about the world around him. He wanted to know about what was happening in his own country […]
Uncertain Trajectory: Kazakhstan’s Perilous Path on the World Stage
During the fading days of the Soviet Union, Kazakhstan gained its independence on December 16, 1991. Faced with political and economic uncertainty, it attempted to […]
North Korea – Containment To Engagement
What can the world do about North Korea’s nuclear program? Sanctions usually first come to mind as a way to control rogue states. However, in […]