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How Far Can South Korea’s Export Rally Go?

Hyun Jung “Jessie” Je

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June 24, 2026

South Korea recorded a historic high in monthly exports in May 2025. According to recently released trade statistics, exports reached USD 87.8 billion, jumping 53.4 percent from a year earlier.…

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How Far Can South Korea’s Export Rally Go?

Hyun Jung “Jessie” Je

•

June 24, 2026

South Korea recorded a historic high in monthly exports in May 2025. According to recently released trade statistics, exports reached USD 87.8 billion, jumping 53.4 percent from a year earlier.…

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Can the U.S. Leverage Human Rights to Catalyze Progress on North Korea?

Joseph Dahl • Sep 8, 2014

Can the U.S. Leverage Human Rights to Catalyze Progress on North Korea?

Op-Ed

Joseph Dahl • September 8, 2014

Two pieces of Congressional legislation, while still in their nascent stages, have the potential to reshape U.S. policy on North Korea.

Potential Ramifications of the House’s North Korea Sanctions Act

Diane Stevenson and Joseph Dahl • Aug 21, 2014

Potential Ramifications of the House’s North Korea Sanctions Act

Op-Ed

Diane Stevenson and Joseph Dahl • August 21, 2014

Amid Congressional gridlock, the border crisis and a lawsuit against the President, a rather important and potentially consequential bill passed the House without much attention....

How Far Can South Korea’s Export Rally Go?

How Far Can South Korea’s Export Rally Go?

Posts by Joseph Dahl

Can the U.S. Leverage Human Rights to Catalyze Progress on North Korea?

Can the U.S. Leverage Human Rights to Catalyze Progress on North Korea?

Potential Ramifications of the House’s North Korea Sanctions Act

Potential Ramifications of the House’s North Korea Sanctions Act

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