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Should Seoul Be Worried? North Korea Launches More Ballistic Missiles
North Korea continues to develop its ballistic missile technology, threatening South Korea, Japan, and even the United States ...
Japan, China, S.Korea foreign ministers to meet in Tokyo on March 22
The Japanese government is arranging to host a meeting of foreign ministers from Japan, China and South Korea in Tokyo on March 22 to boost trilateral cooperation in a range of areas. It also plans to ...
US designated South Korea a 'sensitive' country amid talk of nuclear weapons
The U.S. Department of Energy has designated ally South Korea a "sensitive" country, a spokesperson said on Friday, after the ...
The Japan Times11h
Japan, China and South Korea eye trade ministers meeting
The Japanese, Chinese and South Korean governments are considering holding a meeting of their trade ministers in Seoul later ...
Chongqing Championship: South Korea Faces Third Consecutive Defeat, Japan's Triumph, and China's Strong Performance
On March 14, the second round of the WTT Chongqing Championship concluded dramatically, leaving fans both elated and disheartened. The day showcased a stark contrast in team performances; South Korea ...
Chongqing Championship Recap: South Korea's Struggles, Japan's Victory, and China's Steady Performance
In today's matches, South Korea found themselves at the losing end of their two encounters with Japan. One standout match featured South Korean star Lee Sang-soo competing against Japan's Taito ...
Nikkei Asia12h
On topic: How is Asia responding to Trump's tariff threats?
Asia has responded to Trump's 25% tariffs on all steel and aluminum imports, which took effect Wednesday, in terms ranging from disappointed to defiant to conciliatory. Australia described the new ...
USNI News15h
U.S. Navy, South Korean F-35s Drill Togeher in Freedom Shield Exercise
F-35C Lightning II Joint Strike Fighters from carrier USS Carl Vinson (CVN-70), U.S. Air Force and Republic of Korea Air ...
Chinese Ships Are Carrying America’s Cargo. The U.S. Wants to Reverse That.
Last year, Chinese shipyards delivered 53% of global tonnage, according to Clarksons Research. With so many goods in the U.S.