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South Korea Leverages Shipyards in Trade Talks to Ease US Tariffs

Seoul is pressing Washington to lift a 25 percent tariff by positioning its shipyards as vital partners for US naval operations in the Asia-Pacific

Trump Signals Further Auto Tariffs to Spur Domestic Manufacturing

Trump Administration Tightens Terms on CHIPS Act Grants, TSMC Boosts U.S. Investment

Lee Jae-myung Embraces U.S. Alliance as Early Voting Begins in South Korea

U.S. Reviewing Potential Troop Reduction in South Korea, Seoul Denies Discussions

South Korea Rolls Out $20.6 Billion Export Relief Plan Amid U.S. Tariff Pressure

South Korea and U.S. Begin Final In-Person Tariff Talks Ahead of Key Deadlines

South Korea's Economy Contracts Again as Tariff Pressures and Political Instability Weigh

POSCO Joins Hyundai Steel’s $5.8 Billion Louisiana Plant Project

North Korea Condemns U.S.-South Korea Bomber Drills, Threatens Retaliation

South Korea’s Trade Official to Visit Alaska for LNG Project Assessment

US and South Korea Conduct Joint Air Drills with B-1B Bombers on Key North Korean Anniversary

POSCO Evaluates Investment in Hyundai Steel's $5.8 Billion U.S. Steel Mill

HII and HD Hyundai Heavy Industries Partner to Boost Shipbuilding Capacity

US-South Korea Drills Deploy Robotic Systems for Tunnel Combat Training

South Korea Braces for Constitutional Court Ruling on Impeached President Yoon Suk Yeol