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Benjamin Katzeff Silberstein

Benjamin Katzeff Silberstein

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Research Fellow, UI Research

Israel

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Total articles 314

  • North Korean international gains belie its domestic struggles

    By Benjamin Katzeff Silberstein| East Asia Forum Verified The diverging trajectories of North Korea’s state and society over the last year are striking. The government has reaped substantial benefits from closer ties with Russia, including fuel oil shipments. The state may be getting stronger but daily life for North Koreans is only getting harder amid a faltering economy and soaring cost of living.

    By Benjamin Katzeff Silberstein · East Asia Forum

    Feb. 12, 2025

  • For North Korea, Fighting in Ukraine Is an Ideological Dream Come True

    By Benjamin Katzeff Silberstein| The National Interest Verified There’s been much speculation about North Korea’s motives for sending troops to Russia. The dispatch of around 10,000 troops by North Korea to Russia for deployment in the war against Ukraine is already Pyongyang’s largest-ever troop deployment to a foreign conflict. With regular rotations of soldiers, according to Ukraine’s ambassador to South Korea, around 100,000 North Korean soldiers could fight for Russia within a year.

    By Benjamin Katzeff Silberstein · The National Interest

    Nov. 24, 2024

  • North Korean international gains belie its domestic struggles

    By Benjamin Katzeff Silberstein| East Asia Forum Verified The diverging trajectories of North Korea’s state and society over the last year are striking. The government has reaped substantial benefits from closer ties with Russia, including fuel oil shipments. The state may be getting stronger but daily life for North Koreans is only getting harder amid a faltering economy and soaring cost of living.

    By Benjamin Katzeff Silberstein · East Asia Forum

    Feb. 12, 2025

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UI Research