Defense & Security
Trump’s choice for State and National Security Adviser mixed bag for South Korea
Rubio and Waltz may bolster joint defense against North Korea but demand Seoul play bigger role in Taiwan contingency
South Korea’s Ukraine observer mission sparks debate about military deployment
2003 directive allows some deployments without parliamentary oversight, but critics say it doesn’t apply in Ukraine case
South Korea explores limited Ukraine support as Trump signals policy shift
Defense ministry’s advisory approach likely aims to support NATO without escalating tensions with Russia
South Korea faces tough choices due to Trump’s hardline stance on China
Trump could demand defense cost hikes and tough approach to Taiwan, straining Seoul’s ties with Washington and Beijing
South Korea strengthens NATO cyber ties as new threats emerge globally
ROK’s NATO ties bring cyber defense cooperation amid pro-Russia hacktivist threats, Trump-era US uncertainties
Trump’s win sparks defense, trade concerns in South Korea — Ep. 46
The Korea Pro team analyzes how Trump’s return to the White House could reshape U.S.-ROK alliance and economic ties
South Korea eyes AUKUS role and Ukraine mission as Trump wins US election
Seoul weighs strategic tech partnership with AUKUS while balancing its relations with Washington, Beijing and Moscow
South Korea’s arms export boom at risk amid opposition’s push for restrictions
Proposed laws targeting conflict-zone sales could impact defense industry growth, innovation and global partnerships
Yoon’s Ukraine strategy confronts opposition push to restrict weapons exports
ROK lawmakers want to limit executive power to send arms, fearing fallout with Russia, but risk hurting defense industry
What a Harris presidency could mean for South Korea’s economic and security ties
Seoul can expect export controls and compliance demands if vice president wins, impacting trade, nuclear energy and more