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China's President Xi Jinping to Visit North Korea on June 8‑9

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Chinese President Xi Jinping is set to travel to North Korea next week, marking his first visit in six years, after the regime unveiled a new facility for producing nuclear‑bomb materials.

  1. KR
    Chung Dong-Young
    Democratic Party of Korea
    1. We remain cautious, but small signs like the North Korean women's soccer team coming down to South Korea are fueling hopes of a possible shift in circumstances.
    2. Of course that will be a point of discussion. A huge tectonic plate is in motion.
    3. Now is the time for us to solemnly consider the stability, peace and mutual prosperity of the Korean Peninsula amid major shifts in the political landscape of Northeast Asia.
  2. TW
    William Yang
    Crisis Group
    1. As North Korea builds closer ties with Russia, China seeks to use Xi's trip to reassert its influence over Pyongyang and safeguard its strategic interests in northeast Asia.
  3. KR
    Moon Il-Hyun
    China University of Political Science and Law
    1. Xi will be able to act as the messenger who relays messages that either Lee or Trump wishes to convey to North Korea.
  4. KR
    Cho Han-Bum
    Korea Institute for National Unification
    1. As Lee and Xi are on amicable terms and North Korea has also sent a women's soccer team to South Korea, there is the possibility that China can help initiate a thaw in inter-Korean relations.
    2. As the US becomes less interested in the Korean Peninsula due to its preoccupation with other matters such as the Iran war, this North Korea visit seems to be one aimed at strengthening China's influence on inter-Korean relations.

sources

  1. 1.Hankyoreh
  2. 2.CNN
  3. 3.The New York Times
  4. 4.ABC News
  5. 5.Jakarta Globe
  6. 6.Sweden Herald
  7. 7.The Times of India
  8. 8.Arab News
  9. 9.CCTV
  10. 10.China Daily
  11. 11.Korean Central News Agency
  12. 12.Reuters

perspectives

  1. 1.Russian Foreign Policy
  2. 2.US Foreign Policy
  3. 3.US-China Relations
  4. 4.Chinese Foreign Policy
  5. 5.North-South Korea Conflict
  6. 6.Russia-North Korea Relations
  7. 7.China-Russia relations

countries

  1. 1.Korea, Democratic People's Republic ofKP
  2. 2.ChinaCN
  3. 3.Russian FederationRU
  4. 4.Korea, Republic ofKR
  5. 5.United StatesUS
  6. 6.UkraineUA
  7. 7.Iran, Islamic Republic ofIR
  8. 8.JapanJP
  9. 9.CubaCU
  10. 10.Lao People's Democratic RepublicLA
  11. 11.Venezuela, Bolivarian Republic ofVE

organizations

  1. 1.Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation
  2. 2.Kremlin
  3. 3.UN Security Council
  4. 4.Champions League
  5. 5.China University of Political Science and Law
  6. 6.Crisis Group
  7. 7.Korea Institute for National Unification
  8. 8.Naegohyang Women's FC
  9. 9.White House

persons

  1. 1.Xi JinpingCN
  2. 2.Kim Jong-UnKP
  3. 3.Donald TrumpUS
  4. 4.Vladimir PutinRU
  5. 5.Choe Son HuiKP
  6. 6.Cho Han-BumKR
  7. 7.Chung Dong-YoungKR
  8. 8.Jang Ye-Ji
  9. 9.Lee Jae-MyungKR
  10. 10.Mao NingCN
  11. 11.Moon Il-HyunKR
  12. 12.Seo Young-Ji

technicals

  1. 1.1950-1953 Korean War
  2. 2.Aurus
  3. 3.China-North Korea Treaty
  4. 4.Cold War
  5. 5.Treaty of Friendship, Cooperation and Mutual Assistance
  6. 6.World War II