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South Korea presidential hopefuls back US alliance, differ on adversary strategy
The presidential candidates representing South Korea’s two largest political parties agreed on the importance of the country’s relationship with the United States during a recent televised debate but differed on how to handle its adversaries.
Right-wing politicians in South Korea are increasingly targeting China for what they call “bullying diplomacy” and alleged ...
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China narratives by far-right groups has left Chinese nationals and ethnic Korean-Chinese in the country afraid for their ...
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Lee VS Kim; a look at South Korea’s leading presidential candidates on foreign policy issuesBy bno - Taipei Office The upcoming June 3, South Korean presidential election is a pivotal moment for the nation's foreign ...
More support will be given to key sectors of the South Korean economy affected by the United States' tariffs, the government ...
South Korea’s former foreign minister urges powers to ‘inject stability’ into ties, warns against ‘retreat into isolationism’.
China's CMOC Group , the world's top cobalt mining company, called on Democratic Republic of Congo last week to lift a ban on ...
South Korea's transport minister highlighted the country’s edge over China in railroad technology in the lead-up to a major ...
German shipowner Hapag-Lloyd has switched shipyard selections for its next tranches of LNG dual-fuel container ship ...
A report found that China invested the most public financing in Asean clean energy with over US$2.7 billion. Read more at ...
Pyongyang is dependent on the world's second-largest economy, but the "blood-cemented alliance" doesn't extend to security ...
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