Timo Kivimäki

Timo Kivimäki is a professor of international relations at the University of Bath, United Kingdom.

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Korea Will Be Peaceful by 2025, but Will Peace Be an East Asian or a Western Peace?

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Could Donald Trump Attack North Korea Before the 2020 Election?

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Here's What the Research Says Might Happen If Kim Jong-Un Died

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North Korea and America’s Second Summit: Here’s What Timo Kivimaki Thinks Will Happen

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Can Maximum Pressure Destabilize North Korea and Its Nuclear Ambitions?

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Could Donald Trump Achieve Peace with North Korea In a Second Term?

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Would Biden’s Moral Interventionism Be Good for Peace in Korea?

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Korea Will Be Peaceful by 2025, but Will Peace Be an East Asian or a Western Peace?

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Could Donald Trump Attack North Korea Before the 2020 Election?

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Here's What the Research Says Might Happen If Kim Jong-Un Died

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Why Focusing on the Coronavirus Is Good for Peace on the Korean Peninsula

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The Hanoi Summit – We Asked Timo Kivimaki What Happens Next in U.S.-North Korea Relations

South Korean President Moon Jae-in holds his New Year press conference at the presidential Blue House in Seoul on January 10, 2019. Jung Yeon-je/Pool via REUTERS

North Korea and America’s Second Summit: Here’s What Timo Kivimaki Thinks Will Happen

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