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Iran 2 Multilateral Sanctions Monitoring Team 2 NATO 2 Russia 2 artillery 2 ballistic missiles 2 nuclear proliferation 2 smuggling 2 violating sanctions 2 war in Ukraine 2 war in the Middle East 2 Arms policy 1 Außenpolitik 1 Foreign policy 1 International economic relations 1 International relations 1 Internationale Beziehungen 1 Internationale Wirtschaftsbeziehungen 1 Krieg 1 Middle East 1 Military goods 1 Mittlerer Osten 1 Nordkorea 1 North Korea 1 Russland 1 Rüstungsgüter 1 Rüstungspolitik 1 Sanction 1 Sanktion 1 Ukraine 1 War 1
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Graue Literatur 1 Non-commercial literature 1 Research Report 1
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Suh, Elisabeth 2
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North Korea's arms policy as an indirect security threat to Europe: How Pyongyang expands its partnerships with Moscow and Tehran
Suh, Elisabeth - 2024
At least since Russia deployed North Korean artillery and ballistic missiles against Ukraine, it is obvious that Pyongyang fuels conflicts far beyond North-East Asia. Yet, the indirect threats that North Korea poses to Europe's security and stability have developed a new quality: Pyongyang is...
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North Korea's arms policy as an indirect security threat to Europe : how Pyongyang expands its partnerships with Moscow and Tehran
Suh, Elisabeth - Stiftung Wissenschaft und Politik - 2024
At least since Russia deployed North Korean artillery and ballistic missiles against Ukraine, it is obvious that Pyongyang fuels conflicts far beyond North-East Asia. Yet, the indirect threats that North Korea poses to Europe's security and stability have developed a new quality: Pyongyang is...
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