2023 in Review: Navigating the Complex Waves of Korea-Japan Relations
While progress has been made in easing the tension between Seoul and Tōkyō, perennial historical issues will be challenges in the new year.
While progress has been made in easing the tension between Seoul and Tōkyō, perennial historical issues will be challenges in the new year.
Korea’s real GDP growth will rebound to more than 2 percent in 2024 and 2025, according to the OECD’s bi-annual economic projections.
The latest guidance for EV makers doubles down on National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan’s U.S. vision for a “small yard, high fence.”
The APEC summit in San Francisco concluded with discussions heavily focusing on trade, investment, and security across the Indo-Pacific.
Although many advanced states face demographic challenges, it is especially acute for the Korea and its military.
Korea needs to utilize its strengths to strengthen lagging sectors and reduce the polarization in the Korean economy.
Given Korea’s dependence on imported fossil fuels to meet its energy demands, the crisis in the Middle East could have wide-ranging effects.
Korea stands at a critical demographic juncture, facing a declining birthrate that has far-reaching implications for its economy and society.
Analysts note that a spillover effect in the event of a crisis is limited. So far, the effects of the Evergrande crisis on Korea remain mostly psychological and would be contained to fluctuations in confidence on the KOSPI index.
Middle powers were framed in a different era. Indeed, there is a strong argument to be made that they only existed in the period 1940-2000.