Korea can transform digital trade negotiations from a defensive exercise into a proactive strategy for advancing technological leadership.

South Korea and other important U.S. trade partners will likely seek to settle uncertainty around tariffs at the annual event.

The U.S. position that national security is non-justiciable is fundamentally at odds with the WTO’s insistence on legal discipline.

Once dismissed as an abstract nuisance, transnational subsidies have now become a central concern for countries.

The last thing South Korean monetary officials need to hear about is the US Department of the Treasury’s recent addition of South Korea to its currency monitoring lists. In light of these circumstances, the South Korean government and the country’s businesses will need to be agile in dealing with these external challenges that could emerge.