Inter-Korean & Foreign Relations
Trilateral cooperation marks first anniversary amid leadership changes
U.S., South Korea and Japan celebrate progress, but Yoon likely to focus on economic cooperation to ensure durability
Yoon’s Liberation Day speech sidesteps Japan, hints at unification by absorption
Independence groups boycott Yoon’s Liberation Day celebration that focused on North Korea instead of Japan
South Korea’s next defense minister faces balancing loyalty and responsibility
Despite stellar credentials, the ex-general’s close relationship with Yoon and alleged misconduct raise concerns
Japanese Prime Minister won’t seek reelection amid scandals, low approval
South Korea will closely monitor transition, seeking continuity in hard-won progress toward improved bilateral ties
Electric vehicle fires expose risks for ROK of relying on Chinese batteries
Seoul is urging transparency as automakers navigate supply chain disruptions, political tensions and reputational damage
South Korea’s cybersecurity law revisions may be too little too late
New regulations mandate quick reporting, but recent breaches expose critical gaps in South Korea’s cyber defenses
Yoon reshuffles security team amid rising regional tensions
Key appointments reflect administration’s focus on strengthening alliances and deterring regional threats
Sado mine controversy lingers as espionage reform gains steam — Ep. 33
Seoul grapples with Tokyo’s rejection of forced labor acknowledgment and bipartisan push for espionage law overhaul
Seoul’s spy scandal exposes intelligence vulnerabilities
Defense ministry refers official to prosecution amid efforts to reform intelligence command and update espionage law
South Korea grapples with how to update Cold War spy laws as espionage evolves
Proposed changes aim to address modern threats but risk stifling business activity and infringing on freedoms