South Korea seeks to intensify trade relations with regional democracies, but legal and political challenges abound
President Yoon Suk-yeol’s first year in office has been marked by substantial improvements in South Korea’s diplomatic ties with the U.S. and Japan, a major shift from the dynamics observed under the previous administration.
Capitalizing on this momentum, the Yoon administration has launched a second phase of foreign policy objectives centered around enhancing the ROK’s relations with other regional democracies.
President Yoon Suk-yeol’s first year in office has been marked by substantial improvements in South Korea’s diplomatic ties with the U.S. and Japan, a major shift from the dynamics observed under the previous administration.
Capitalizing on this momentum, the Yoon administration has launched a second phase of foreign policy objectives centered around enhancing the ROK’s relations with other regional democracies.
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