The Koreas

Establishing a strategic relationship has become an urgent task to address threats to the stability of the Indo-Pacific region, but significant obstacles remain.

Defectors say an attempt to end use of U.S. dollars and Chinese yuan would likely just cause chaos.

Reform efforts have put the government at loggerheads with physicians, who are reluctant to let go of their privileges. 

And the fading prominence of his sister Kim Yo Jong.

South Korean firms are China’s main alternatives to Micron, dragging Seoul farther into the China-U.S. semiconductor dispute.

The past struggles of Korean migrant workers in Germany offer lessons for South Korea today as it grapples with labor migration and the need to treat foreign workers fairly.

The two Koreas, technically in a state of war, have no military reconnaissance satellites of their own and both are eager to possess them.

European Council President Charles Michel said Russia's continued attacks against Ukraine show that deeper cooperation between the EU and South Korea is "not a luxury. It's a vital necessity."

Justin Trudeau, the first Canadian leader to visit South Korea in nine years, said his government remains committed to working closely with Seoul to address the North Korean threat. 

Ukraine’s First Lady Olena Zelenska requested the additional aid in a meeting with President Yoon in Seoul.

A visit by Kishida and Yoon to the Monument in Memory of the Korean Victims of the A-bomb will mark a watershed in the historic reconciliation between the two nations.