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What the US midterm results mean for South Korea’s security and economy
Analysis

What the US midterm results mean for South Korea’s security and economy

China remains at center of US foreign policy in East Asia, leaving little room for imagination on the Korean Peninsula

What the US midterm results mean for South Korea’s security and economy
Sooyoung OhSooyoung Oh November 14, 2022
Sound and fury: A divided South Korean parliament ends contentious audit
Analysis

Sound and fury: A divided South Korean parliament ends contentious audit

Progressives assailed trilateral military drills and response to Itaewon tragedy during weekslong audit of government

Sound and fury: A divided South Korean parliament ends contentious audit
Justin YeoJustin Yeo November 11, 2022
The Rising Sun will rise again? ROK fears of Japanese militarism linger on
Analysis

The Rising Sun will rise again? ROK fears of Japanese militarism linger on

Controversy over South Korea’s attendance at Japan’s fleet review reflects precarious efforts to improve relations

The Rising Sun will rise again? ROK fears of Japanese militarism linger on
James FretwellJames Fretwell November 9, 2022
Xi Jinping’s consolidation of power spells trouble for South Korea
Analysis

Xi Jinping’s consolidation of power spells trouble for South Korea

China doubled down on competition with US at party congress, jeopardizing 30 years of fruitful cooperation with Seoul

Xi Jinping’s consolidation of power spells trouble for South Korea
James FretwellJames Fretwell October 27, 2022
What to make of the large-scale protests against Yoon Suk-yeol in Seoul
Analysis

What to make of the large-scale protests against Yoon Suk-yeol in Seoul

Rallies modeled on those that toppled Park Geun-hye have attracted progressive support but have yet to cross party lines

What to make of the large-scale protests against Yoon Suk-yeol in Seoul
Jeongmin KimJeongmin Kim October 24, 2022
Redeploying US tactical nukes may not go far enough for South Koreans
Analysis

Redeploying US tactical nukes may not go far enough for South Koreans

New poll finds public lukewarm on idea, despite long-standing support for an indigenous nuclear program

Redeploying US tactical nukes may not go far enough for South Koreans
Karl FriedhoffKarl Friedhoff October 20, 2022
Rejecting refugees a missed chance for Seoul to stand up to Russian aggression
Analysis

Rejecting refugees a missed chance for Seoul to stand up to Russian aggression

Yoon administration tiptoeing around ties with Moscow despite saying it wants to do more to defend democratic freedoms

Rejecting refugees a missed chance for Seoul to stand up to Russian aggression
John LeeJohn Lee October 18, 2022
How China’s growing clout helped bump South Korea from Human Rights Council
Analysis

How China’s growing clout helped bump South Korea from Human Rights Council

ROK’s failed bid to stay on council a blow to human rights accountability as Beijing’s friends take its place

How China’s growing clout helped bump South Korea from Human Rights Council
Jack GreenbergJack Greenberg October 17, 2022
How anti-Japanism stunts South Korea’s ambition to enhance US alliance
Opinion

How anti-Japanism stunts South Korea’s ambition to enhance US alliance

Opposition party chief suggests Japan might re-invade Korea, and these views are surprisingly entrenched in the ROK

How anti-Japanism stunts South Korea’s ambition to enhance US alliance
Justin YeoJustin Yeo October 14, 2022
The South Korean public doesn’t buy Yoon’s narrative on hot mic moment
Analysis

The South Korean public doesn’t buy Yoon’s narrative on hot mic moment

President’s approval rate has recovered, but majority see his criticism of broadcaster’s reporting as media suppression

The South Korean public doesn’t buy Yoon’s narrative on hot mic moment
Karl FriedhoffKarl Friedhoff October 12, 2022
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