Inter-Korean & Foreign Relations
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
Hostile corporate takeover, AI push and tax revenue shortfall — Ep. 40
The Korea Pro team discusses the Korea Zinc takeover bid, South Korea’s AI manufacturing initiative and tax shortfall
South Korea launches $7.5 Billion push for AI manufacturing modernization
Financial initiative aims to modernize manufacturing, but South Korea faces stiff competition from neighboring countries
US ban on Chinese tech in cars puts South Korean automakers in a tight spot
South Korea’s reliance on Chinese parts for vehicles could disrupt its access to US markets under new regulations
South Korea’s push for Czech nuclear deal highlights aggressive foreign policy
Yoon administration focuses on nuclear energy exports while managing tensions with Washington over Westinghouse dispute
Fed rate cut, Yoon’s Czech visit and university reform proposal — Ep. 39
The Korea Pro team discusses the Fed’s rate cut, Yoon’s nuclear push in Prague and proposed university admissions reform
South Korea to engage in global innovation talks with G20 nations
The country will highlight AI and biotech efforts, but limited progress on carbon goals may undercut its position
Japan’s leadership race could set back relations with South Korea
Takaichi’s views on history may strain Seoul-Tokyo ties, while Koizumi and Ishiba offer hope for cooperation
South Korea and China extend ferry lifespan to 15 years to stabilize routes
New agreement aims to reduce costs for operators, but safety concerns loom with aging vessels in operation