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A former second vice finance minister, Koo Yun-cheol comes as Lee forms a team to counter rising headwinds following months ...
Less than a month into the Lee Jae Myung administration, several of his key policy priorities are now starting to take shape.
SEOUL: South Korea President Lee Jae Myung has chosen a former vice finance minister, Koo Yun-cheol, to be his finance ...
President Lee Jae Myung on Sunday announced nominations for six ministerial roles, including the ministers of finance and ...
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The National Interest on MSNLee Jae-myung’s Presidency: What’s Next for Inter-Korean RelationsPresident Lee Jae-myung seeks renewed inter-Korean engagement, but North Korea’s hostility and closer ties with Russia limit ...
SEOUL: South Korea needs to take measures to support its economy in the short term as it continues tariff talks with the US, ...
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National Interest on MSNLee Jae-myung’s Realist Approach to North KoreaSouth Korean President Lee Jae-myung seeks pragmatic peace with North Korea, motivated not by reunification ideals but by ...
South Korean President Lee Jae Myung vowed to establish lasting peace on the Korean Peninsula Wednesday as the country ...
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Korea JoongAng Daily on MSNLee Jae-myung calls for ‘mutually beneficial’ tariff negotiations with U.S.President Lee Jae-myung underscored on Monday the importance of ensuring that Korea is not placed in a more "disadvantageous ...
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The National Interest on MSNWill President Lee Jae-myung Commit to the Trilateral Alliance?President Lee faces a defining test: move beyond symbolic gestures to embed South Korea as a reliable pillar in a reshaped US ...
We can already see the contours of a “middle power plus” strategy under Lee.
In an era of volatile allies and summit performance art, strategic patience might just be South Korea’s best weapon.
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