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Nearly two years into the presidency of Yoon Suk-yeol, South Korea has made a geopolitical pivot of potentially historic proportions.

South Korea’s shifting foreign policy priorities are reflective of leadership changes, but the permanence of its policy pivots remain to be seen, writes Daniel Sneider (Stanford University).

President Yoon Suk Yeol, U.S. President Joe Biden and Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida agreed to hold a trilateral summit at least once a year, as the three leaders met at Cam...

CAMP DAVID, Maryland, Aug. 18 (Yonhap) -- The following is the full text of a joint statem...

  Make no mistake, the August 18 United States-Japan-Republic of Korea trilateral summit at Camp David is a historic event.

Changes include the normalization of Japan-Korean relations, a growing convergence of security in Europe and the Indo-Pacific, and more.

Can Seoul balance expanding its autonomy while grounding its Indo-Pacific strategy in the U.S.-Korea alliance?

Japan's 2013 National Security Strategy, citing North Korea's expanding nuclear and missile programs and China's on-going military modernization and lack of transparency, characterized Japan's security environment as becoming ever more severe. The intervening years have only underscored the reality of an ever-increasing need for strengthening deterrence.

The leaders of the United States, Japan, and South Korea have agreed to take resolute measures to deal ...

The 4th ASEAN-EU Dialogue on Human Rights Policy concluded on October 26 with all parties pledging to strengthen cooperation while reaffirming their commitment to further promote and protect human rights and fundamental freedoms.