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Seoul's careful management of the complex triangular relations in the region takes place against a backdrop of growing global uncertainty.
The Lee administration has pursued a strategy of maximum flexibility in dealing with China, and so far China has reciprocated with measured responses.
Throughout the year, shipbuilding stood out as the area where South Korean firms’ strategic positioning most clearly corresponded with U.S. priorities.
The new way of doing trade is now largely conditional, transactional, and leveraged by strategic industries
The gravity, scale and nature of human rights violations in North Korea are without parallel in the contemporary world.
Korea needs an improved fiscal framework to better align short-term fiscal policy with long-term aging challenges.
APEC 2025 delivered the most consequential economic and diplomatic activity Korea has seen in years.
If the court upholds the use of IEEPA to impose broad tariffs, it would fundamentally alter how U.S. trade policy is authorized and executed.
The regulatory risk and discrimination against foreign firms in China make the United States a relatively safer destination for Korean investment.
The deal is split between a $200 billion cash fund and another $150 billion in investment and loan guarantees meant to revitalize U.S. shipbuilding.
Korea can transform digital trade negotiations from a defensive exercise into a proactive strategy for advancing technological leadership.
With so much interest in Korea within the United States, there is great potential for South Korea’s public diplomacy to deepen these people-to-people ties.
Philadelphia and the state of Pennsylvania can play an outsized role in strengthening people-to-people and business-to-business ties that underpin the U.S.-South Korea alliance.
A major subject for continued U.S.-Korea negotiations has been the structure of the USD 350 billion investment fund.