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Opinion “Add oil!” North Korean perspectives on protests in Hong KongState media has sought to emphasize stability and sovereignty in the face of growing instability
 North Korea has had a diverse range of interactions with Hong Kong in the past few years. In 2016, a North Korean student sought asylum at the South Korean consulate while Hong Kong, raising questions about the territory would handle the defection. A recent interview with Stephanie Kleine Ahlbrandt, former Finance and Economics Expert on the United Nations Panel of Experts Established Pursuant to Resolution 1874 highlighted the role of Hong Kong-based front companies in skirting sanctions. Most recently, North Korean English-language state media has been releasing statements on China’s response to the anti-extradition law amendment bill (anti-ELAB) protests in © Korea Risk Group. All rights reserved. |
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