Inter-Korean & Foreign Relations
South Korea maintains oil, LNG stability amid Middle East tensions
Industry ministry secures energy supplies while navigating upcoming general elections and debt-laden energy companies
South Korea’s new focus on economic security reflects China, US trade concerns
Experts tell Korea Pro that National Security Office expansion part of effort to brace for ‘weaponized’ supply chains
South Korea’s foreign minister nominee eyes balanced diplomacy amid tensions
Foreign minister nominee Cho Tae-yul aims to balance China relations, uphold U.S. alliance in proposed policy
South Korea’s focus on US, Japan relations in 2023 overlooks regional players
As Seoul prioritizes key alliances, experts warn of potential fallout in wider Asian relations as elections loom
South Korea’s protest of French TV’s flag error reflects electoral sensitivity
MOFA’s challenge over incorrect flag depiction reflects domestic political tensions with elections around the corner
From EVs to rare earths: South Korea’s biggest economic successes of 2023
In part two, Korea Pro looks back at bright spots in Seoul’s efforts to bolster supply chains, boost exports and more
North Korean leader rejects reconciliation, reunification with South Korea
Kim Jong Un’s remark complicates South Korean progressives’ inter-Korean vision, vindicates Yoon’s defense spending
Russia floats economic retaliation, Lee Jun-seok leaves PPP — Pilot Ep. 5
The Korea Pro team discusses the latest developments in ROK-Russia relations and more
A year of robust foreign policy: South Korea’s biggest successes of 2023
Korea Pro has selected developments that showcased Seoul’s strengths and provide a foundation to build on in year ahead
South Korea’s export controls provoke Russian threat of retaliation
Moscow could target key energy imports and expand military cooperation with Pyongyang, straining South Korea-Russia ties