OEF en los medios

After the ONN co-hosted Oppenheimer screening on 21 July, ONN Director Andreas Persbo was interviewed by PhoenixTV News about contemporary nuclear risks.

ONN Analyst Tianran Xu's research “Constraints and Outlook: Future Deployment of DPRK Ballistic Missile Submarines” was referenced in ''Hey, Boomer: What Happened to North Korea’s Ballistic Missile Subs?'' article on 38North by Vann H. Diepen.

Tianran Xu's Analysis 'Size Estimates of DPRK's Nuclear Devices' was translated into Korean and introduced by ROK's top military and security website, run by the top ROK daily reporter specializing in military and security affairs.

ONN Research Consultant Nikita Degtyarev wrote a column for PIR Center, summarising the arguments of those opposing the preventive or any use of nuclear weapons to solve problems unrelated to the issue of Russia's existential survival.

ONN Regional Issues Manager and Senior Analyst Rachel Minyoung Lee commented on DPRK's propaganda developments in foreign media and social media.

ONN Research Consultant Kseniia Pirnavskaia was interviewed by TRT World's programme Strait Talk on the increase of nuclear-armed states' spending on their arsenals.

ONN's Regional Issues Manager and Senior Analyst Rachel Minyoung Lee wrote a piece on the increased military actions undertaken by North Korea and how these actions should be understood within the larger framework of its domestic and foreign policies.

18 ex-combatants, belonging to the COOMULNES multi-active cooperative, sealed their commercial partnership with the company Café Costal Campesino last Thursday, May 18 in Bogotá, which will allow them to export a ton of monthly parchment coffee to Spain.

18 firmantes de paz, pertenecientes a la cooperativa multiactiva Coomulnes, sellaron su alianza comercial con la empresa Café Costal Campesino el pasado jueves 18 de mayo en Bogotá, la cual les permitirá exportar una tonelada de café pergamino mensual a España.

Victims of the conflict and ex-combatants launched their partnership with Café Costal Campesino, a brand with which they hope to export more than 100 tons of coffee.

Víctimas del conflicto y personas en proceso de reincorporación lanzaron su alianza con Café Costal Campesino, marca con la que esperan exportar más de 100 toneladas de café.

In Bogotá, victims of the conflict and former combatants launched their partnership with Café Costal Campesino, a brand with which they hope to export more than 100 tons of specialty coffee to Europe.

En Bogotá, víctimas del conflicto y personas en proceso de reincorporación lanzaron su alianza con Café Costal Campesino, marca con la que esperan exportar más de 100 toneladas de café especial a Europa.

Firmantes de paz y campesinos en Cauca y Valle se unieron para producir un café exquisito con calidad de exportación.

ONN's Regional Issues Manager and Senior Analyst Rachel Minyoung Lee's co-authored a piece offering suggestions in analysing the DPRK.