Inter-Korean & Foreign Relations
ROK’s $6.7B tank deal with Poland offers a foothold in face of EU protectionism
Record pact establishes production partnership likely key to sustaining cooperation as Europe’s arms industry rebuilds
Seasoned diplomat to lead South Korea’s foreign ministry as tariff battle looms
With Trump’s tariffs looming, Cho Hyun finds himself at center of Seoul’s fight to defend trade and national priorities
Lee sends special envoys to Europe amid uncertainty over US delegation
Presidential office maintains cautious stance on China Victory Day parade as conservative pundits signal support
South Korea’s approach to US negotiations risks undermining national sovereignty
Seoul seeks to link OPCON transfer and nuclear processing to tariff relief, but this could erode its leverage with Trump
When nations united: 75 years of global good through the United Nations Command
From armistice to modern threats, the UNC remains a pillar of peace, unity and readiness on the Korean Peninsula
Trump tariffs pressure Seoul, BOK holds steady and Samsung slips — Ep. 87
Korea Pro dissects Seoul’s trade-security strategy, economic stress signals and Samsung’s faltering chip position
Ukraine offers South Korea entry to Europe’s defense core — but at a price
Joint ventures with European firms could cement Seoul’s role in NATO but risks legal, political and strategic backlash
Trump’s 25% tariff letter to South Korea sparks urgent trade uncertainty
Trump’s tariff decree adds to sectoral auto and steel pressure while raising confusion over transshipment
South Korea faces no-win dilemma over China’s Victory Day invitation
How Seoul handles Beijing’s invitation could reshape perceptions among allies and adversaries alike, experts say
Yoon administration accused of illegal military aid to Ukraine under lease deal
Alleged illegal support under Yoon could limit Seoul’s ability to deepen non-lethal aid or expand NATO security ties














