Inter-Korean & Foreign Relations
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
ROK’s Ukraine policy, espionage in China and Czech nuclear deal delays — Ep. 45
The Korea Pro team discusses Seoul’s potential Ukraine role, an espionage case in China and nuclear power negotiations
Czech contract delay tests South Korea’s nuclear export ambitions in Europe
KHNP faces US and French claims as Seoul looks to expand nuclear exports across the European Union
South Korea boosts drone arsenal with combat-proven Warmate UAVs from Poland
Acquisition of “suicide drones” marks a leap forward in Seoul’s push for advanced, attack-capable military technology
US Treasury’s China restrictions may squeeze South Korean corporations’ profits
South Korean tech firms with subsidiaries in the US may face new costs and growth limits under the latest restrictions
South Korea confronts ethical risks of interrogating North Koreans in Ukraine
While critics fear export of torture if ROK dispatches advisers, it’s in Seoul’s interest to uphold international law
Japan’s ruling party’s election defeat may impact relations with South Korea
If Sanae Takaichi successfully challenges Shigeru Ishiba's leadership, ROK-Japan relations will likely enter rocky phase
How South Korean investors can Trump-proof their portfolios this election
ASEAN ties, energy diversity and defensive assets are key to shielding investments from US policy changes
South Korea’s energy security at risk as Israel-Iran conflict raises oil risks
Inflation control and rate cuts under strain as South Korea prepares for volatility in energy and financial markets
South Korea poised to expand ties with NATO as alliance turns to Indo-Pacific
ROK’s role in countering North Korea and strong defense industry boost value to NATO, but Seoul must balance China ties