Defense & Security
South Korea’s Cheonan survivors still awaiting mental health support
Despite new legislation, survivors continue to face societal stigma and slow government recognition of PTSD and trauma
Why Japan’s new prime minister could pave way for better ties with South Korea
Ishiba’s moderate stance on historical issues could facilitate cooperation, if military focus doesn’t raise alarm
Japan’s incoming leader may portend improved relations with South Korea
Shigeru Ishiba’s approach to historical issues and regional security could reshape cooperation with Seoul
Artificial intelligence takes center stage in South Korea’s defense strategy
Advanced technologies promise enhanced border surveillance and decision-making, but ethical concerns loom on the horizon
South Korea hosts international summit on responsible military use of AI
The two-day event includes 1.5 track talks between high-level officials and industry leaders
Diplomatic faux pas, challenging trade deals and deepfakes — Ep. 37
Kim Tae-hyo says the quiet part aloud, Korea seeks to import Australian lithium, and KHNP’s nuclear deal is in trouble
Hanwha Ocean wins first US Navy maintenance contract, paving way for expansion
Breakthrough in US defense market offers tech gains and revenue potential, but regulatory challenges loom
US-South Korea defense talks resume as election season heats up in Washington
South Korea seeks “reasonable” contribution level in talks, but Harris’ nomination may ease pressure on ROK negotiators
Hanwha Aerospace launches first overseas defense plant in Australia
New facility in Geelong set to produce howitzers and armored vehicles, boosting ROK-Australia defense ties
Shin Won-sik: Hawkish ex-general as National Security Adviser
Appointment of Shin Won-sik signals shift toward assertive security stance, raises diplomatic concerns