#South Korea
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The Israeli-U.S. attack on Iran is sending shockwaves through South Korea's stock market, currency, semiconductors, and supply chains. Here's why geography no longer insulates any economy.
After nearly four years apart for mandatory military service, BTS reunited at Seoul's Gwanghwamun Square before 260,000 fans. What their comeback reveals about soft power, fandom, and the K-pop industry they helped build.
Trump's demand for warships at the Strait of Hormuz has cornered South Korea between alliance loyalty and $68 billion in Middle East exposure. How Seoul decides may define its diplomacy for years.
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The US has quietly moved parts of its THAAD missile defense system from South Korea to the Middle East. Analysts see both a short-term gap and a strategic signal — but for whom?
Samsung Biologics and Eli Lilly will co-establish a Lilly Gateway Labs site in Songdo, Incheon by 2027. What does this mean for Korea's biotech ecosystem and global pharma strategy?
South Korea's president pledges to respect North Korea's political system and abandon unification by absorption. But can diplomacy work when Pyongyang calls Seoul its "principal enemy"?
President Lee Jae Myung proposes expanding cooperation with Singapore in AI, renewable energy, and defense during his state visit. What signals does this strategic partnership send?
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South Korea activates emergency response as US-Israeli strikes kill Iran's supreme leader, with 660 Koreans in Israel and 60 in Iran amid escalating Middle East tensions.
After 15 years of appeals, Google receives conditional approval to export high-precision geographic data from South Korea, enabling full Google Maps functionality and challenging local navigation apps.
Former President Yoon Suk Yeol's life sentence raises fundamental questions about democratic resilience, procedural justice, and the balance of power in South Korea.
Former South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol receives life sentence for rebellion, remaining defiant. What does this unprecedented verdict mean for democracy and political stability?
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Former President Yoon Suk Yeol's life sentence for insurrection reflects South Korea's unique pattern of prosecuting ex-leaders. Will this verdict heal political divisions or deepen them?
