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Harry Kazianis
Harry Kazianis

“Unless he begins testing them again, North Korea will never rise to the status of something that Joe Biden will use political capital to tackle. I do think at this point the North Koreans just threatened to test ICBMs [inter-continental ballistic missile] and nuclear weapons if they do not see any progress in their goals - getting Joe Biden's attention and the possibility of sanctions relief. The Biden administration will not respond to the specific threat beyond the "normal tough-sounding statements. However, if Kim [Kim Jong-un] does test an ICBM or nuclear weapon, that would violate Washington's unofficial red line that such tests mean more pressure on the DPRK.”

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Senior director of Korean Studies at the Center for the National Interest
20 Jan 2022 7 2
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Soo Kim
Soo Kim

“Kim [Kim Jong-un] voluntarily placed the moratorium as an enticement to spur progress in negotiations with the U.S. When it became clear that he would not get his way in the negotiations, Kim had alluded to the possibility of lifting the moratorium. So it was a matter of when - not if - that the DPRK would lift its nuclear and missile moratorium.”

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Former CIA analyst now with the Rand Corp
20 Jan 2022 3 2
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Moon Jae-in
Moon Jae-in

“Egypt and Korea have been cooperating in economy, diplomacy, culture and various other fields. We, the leaders of the two countries, have recognized that the two countries' comprehensive cooperative partnership has brought reciprocal benefits to both countries and agreed to strengthen sustainable and future-oriented cooperation.”

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President of South Korea
20 Jan 2022 4 2
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Abdel Fattah el-Sisi
Abdel Fattah el-Sisi

“Today's meeting is the outcome of the two countries' joint efforts in the past, and the meeting is about setting up comprehensive cooperation strategies and action plans for shared visions between the two countries. It is paving the way for the new era of partnership which bridges the two countries.”

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President of Egypt
20 Jan 2022 3 2
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Deasy Simandjuntak
Deasy Simandjuntak

“Java has also long been overburdened by the fact that it is home for almost 60 percent of Indonesians and the centre of the country's economy, contributing more than half of Indonesia's gross domestic product. Relocating the capital to Kalimantan is aimed at spreading economic activities outside of Java as well as helping ensure more equitable economic development, especially for the Eastern Indonesia region.”

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Associate fellow at ISEAS – Yusof Ishak Institute in Singapore
20 Jan 2022 4 2
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Iakovos Michailidis
Iakovos Michailidis

“The history of Bulgaria and Slav Macedonia until World War Two are one and the same. Where they differ is after 1940, when Bulgaria becomes a Nazi ally, and [what is now] North Macedonia was part of Tito's resistance to the Nazis. That's where the history diverges. So the history up to World War Two is an apple of discord. Historical continuity and roots in the Balkans have become huge issues. The Slav Macedonians cannot accept that their beginnings as a nation go back only as far back as the 1940s.”

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Professor of Modern and Contemporary History at the Aristotelian University of Thessaloniki
20 Jan 2022 6 2
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Saska Cvetkovska
Saska Cvetkovska

“Both sides discussed some more pragmatic parts of the cross border cooperation - economic and diplomatic education, chambers of commerce. These are mostly run by the EU so they don't count. Everybody was avoiding the core issue, which is the recognition of the Macedonian language and identity.”

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Executive director at the Investigative Reporting Lab a centre of the Organised Crime and Corruption Reporting Project
20 Jan 2022 4 3
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Dmitry Peskov
Dmitry Peskov

“The comments [of Joe Biden] in no way contribute to defusing the tension that has now arisen in Europe. Moreover, [they] can contribute to the destabilisation of the situation.”

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Kremlin spokesman
20 Jan 2022 5 2
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