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Executive Summary AI capabilities now spread across borders through compute access—not physical hardware transfers—rendering traditional export control frameworks structurally inadequate. A growing misalignment exists between...
Executive Summary On November 25, 2015, the United States and South Korea’s joint civil nuclear technology agreement, also known as the “Section 123 Agreement,” entered...
Executive Summary The global trade environment is undergoing a fundamental transformation, characterized by the weakening of the multilateral free trade system and the rise of...
Executive Summary The United States and South Korea both began 2026 with announcements that the respective governments would soon release new, comprehensive national cybersecurity strategies....
Executive Summary South Korea’s debate over acquiring a conventionally armed, nuclear-powered attack submarine (SSN) has entered a more serious phase. What was once treated mainly...
Executive Summary Recent conflicts, including the Russia–Ukraine war, demonstrate that modern warfare has evolved into a multi-domain, technology-driven environment integrating drones, cyber operations, electronic warfare,...
July 1, 2026 The Korea Economic Institute of America (KEI) is pleased to issue Vol. 4, Issue 1 of its new flagship journal, Korea Policy....
Executive Summary The concept of “alliance modernization” has emerged as the defining framework for the restructuring of the U.S.-South Korea alliance under U.S. President Donald...
This issue of Korea Policy details recommendations for implementing the policy goals set forth in the U.S.-South Korea Joint Fact Sheet reaffirming the Korea Strategic Trade...
The U.S.-South Korea Joint Fact Sheet: A Roadmap for the Future of the Alliance
Senior Fellow and Director of Academic Affairs at KEI Ellen Kim spoke with Yonhap News Agency about Chinese President Xi Jinping, his meeting with North...
KEI Visiting Senior Fellow Troy Stangarone spoke with the South China Morning Post on Washington’s plans to outsource frigate and destroyer design and construction to...
The Iran war has rapidly depleted the Middle East’s missile defenses. With uncertainty surrounding whether the current U.S.-Iran truce will hold, governments across the region are looking to restock interceptor inventories. The strong battlefield performance of South Korea’s Cheongung‑II ballistic missile defense...
The Iran war may push North Korea to lower its nuclear threshold rather than raise it, and that is the lesson U.S. and South Korean...