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Author: Amelia Sim

Amelia is an undergraduate student majoring in Political Science and History at the National University of Singapore. As a recipient of the Japan Chamber of Commerce and Industry Singapore Foundation scholarship, she is interested in politics in East Asia and had spent a year at Waseda University. Amelia is also deeply passionate about the issue of inequality, and has written articles regarding the rights of migrant workers in Singapore.
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Abductions and Missile Aggression: How Historical Grievances Shape Japan-North Korea relations

Posted on July 22, 2024 by Amelia Sim

Last December, Japan watched on uneasily as another North Korean missile made its way into the East Sea. This was the third test of North Korea’s newest p...

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