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Defense chief orders robust posture of intelligence, cybersecurity forces - Vimarsana News

Defense chief orders robust posture of intelligence, cybersecurity forces

South Korea's defense chief on Thursday urged military intelligence and cybersecurity forces to maintain a robust posture to deter growing security threats in emerging battlefields.

Counterintelligence unit chief named as JCS vice chairman - Vimarsana News

Counterintelligence unit chief named as JCS vice chairman

The commander of the military's counterintelligence unit has been appointed as the vice chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff (JCS), the defense ministry said Monday, in a wider reshuffle of senior generals.

South Korea in a tough spot; U.S. visit didn't help - Vimarsana News

South Korea in a tough spot; U.S. visit didn't help

President Joe Biden hosted South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol at the White House last Wednesday, marking the first state visit by a South Korean president in 12 years. This

Commentary: How the South Korean president's visit to the US affects democracy back home | World & Nation - Vimarsana News

Commentary: How the South Korean president's visit to the US affects democracy back home | World & Nation

President Joe Biden hosted South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol at the White House last Wednesday, marking the first state visit by a South Korean president in 12 years. This

Seung-Whan Choi: How the South Korean president's visit to the US affects democracy back home – Chicago Tribune - Vimarsana News

Seung-Whan Choi: How the South Korean president's visit to the US affects democracy back home – Chicago Tribune

The diplomatic success for the U.S. may have negative consequences for South Korean democracy.