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South Korea’s tech paradox: How local constraints thwart its global ambitions
Analysis

South Korea’s tech paradox: How local constraints thwart its global ambitions

Claims of national security underpin map data policies, yet experts suggest the aim may be to shield domestic companies

South Korea’s tech paradox: How local constraints thwart its global ambitions
Chad O'CarrollChad O'Carroll | Yeji Chung July 11, 2023
Caught in the crossfire: How Seoul’s intel-sharing plans jeopardize China ties
Analysis

Caught in the crossfire: How Seoul’s intel-sharing plans jeopardize China ties

US, South Korea and Japan seek to use tech to better track North Korean missiles, stirring unease in Beijing

Caught in the crossfire: How Seoul’s intel-sharing plans jeopardize China ties
Chris H. ParkChris H. Park June 27, 2023
How South Korea’s Nuri rocket boosts its space and defense capabilities
Analysis

How South Korea’s Nuri rocket boosts its space and defense capabilities

The successful launch aligns with Seoul’s plans to boost aerospace exports and explore the Moon and Mars

How South Korea’s Nuri rocket boosts its space and defense capabilities
Yeji ChungYeji Chung May 26, 2023
After US and Japan summits, Seoul looks farther afield for economic cooperation
Analysis

After US and Japan summits, Seoul looks farther afield for economic cooperation

South Korea seeks to intensify trade relations with regional democracies, but legal and political challenges abound

After US and Japan summits, Seoul looks farther afield for economic cooperation
John LeeJohn Lee May 22, 2023
Yoon Suk-yeol’s task: Convincing South Koreans it’s OK to get along with Japan
Analysis

Yoon Suk-yeol’s task: Convincing South Koreans it’s OK to get along with Japan

Japan’s decision to lift export curbs could benefit ROK chip firms, but Yoon faces opposition to his outreach to Tokyo

Yoon Suk-yeol’s task: Convincing South Koreans it’s OK to get along with Japan
John LeeJohn Lee March 17, 2023
Fast internet speeds can’t save South Korea’s terrible websites
Opinion

Fast internet speeds can’t save South Korea’s terrible websites

Proprietary security protocols and bad UI pose barriers to foreigners and fly in the face of country’s global ambitions

Fast internet speeds can’t save South Korea’s terrible websites
Chad O'CarrollChad O'Carroll September 14, 2022
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