Jamyan Koo is a Ph.D. student at Moscow State University Lomonosov. His fields of research cover the history of Russian foreign policy, national question in Eurasian regions. He holds a Bachelor’s degree in Russian study from the University of Kookmin in Korea. He also holds a Master’s degree in Russian history at Moscow State University Lomonosov.
North-Caucasus as Russia’s Springboard Toward the Muslim World
North-Caucasus always takes special meaning in Russian history due to his multi-ethnic and multi-religious factor. It was Caucasian-War 1816-1864, the longest war in Russian history, in which the Russian empire…
China is Overstepping the Boundaries of Russia’s Geopolitical Interest: the Far-East, Central-Asia and Arctic Regions
The priority of Russian foreign policy has been oriented toward the Western direction, bordering Europe although Asian parts from a geographical point of view more occupy the territories of the…