Abstract
The study is devoted to the analysis of the Russian-language print media formation in Korea in 1990s. The history of the newspaper “Seoulsky Vestnik” published in Seoul since 1998 is in the spotlight at the centre of attention. The authors prove that this newspaper became an important instrument of the Russian policy of “Soft power” in Korea.
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