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China’s third and newest aircraft carrier, the Fujian, has yet to undergo sea trials but its design details – including an advanced “all in one” mast – are gradually being revealed.
This article was first published by The Korea Times in a partnership with the South China Morning Post.
South Korean exports maintained growth momentum in January in a positive start to 2024, as demand for semiconductors continued to improve.
North Korea’s nuclear programme is a symptom of weakness, not strength. The reality is that it is comprehensively outspent, outgunned and out-resourced by the South.
Bolton, who served in the Republican’s White House in 2018 and 2019, wrote in the new foreword of his memoir, The Room Where it Happened, that Washington’s allies face a chaotic foreign policy in a potential second Trump term.
The provocations could include, according to the president, not only military moves, but also cyberattacks and fake news, Yoon said.
However, Shin’s remarks caused a palpable downturn in diplomatic relations with Russia, pushing them to a new low.
South Korea’s spy agency on Tuesday reported multiple incidents of “various accidents” involving North Korean workers abroad, citing “poor working conditions”. “We’re closely following this situation,” a spokesman for the National Intelligence Service told This Week in Asia without elaborating.