Given the geographic and cultural distance between the Republic of Korea and the Baltic States of Latvia, Estonia and Lithuania, most people in the three countries might have only a vague knowledge, if at all, about the small country in the far eastern tip of the Asian continent, sandwiched between Japan and the People’s Republic of China, and facing a rather hostile neighbor to the north.The overseas recognition of the Republic of Korea does not seem to live up to the level that its current standing in the global community warrants, even though the country’s hosting of ...
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