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Korea Zinc, U.S. Set $7.4 Billion Tennessee Smelter Plan With Pentagon-Backed JV

The venture is designed to rebuild U.S. refining capacity for critical minerals to reduce dependence on China.

Trump Escalates Pressure on Supreme Court as Tariff Ruling Nears

U.S. MQ-9 Reaper From Kunsan Crashes Off South Korea’s West Coast

Hyundai Says White House Apologized for Georgia ICE Raid as Korean Specialists Return

Seoul Downplays China Angle as U.S. Backs South Korea’s Nuclear-Sub Plan

South Korea Raises 2026 EV Subsidies 20%, Expands Support to Shield Auto Sector from U.S. Tariff Uncertainty

Korean Workers From Georgia ICE Raid Plan Suit as U.S. Reissues Visas, Work Resumes

Anduril, HD Hyundai Unite on Modular Autonomous Vessels as First Prototype Takes Shape in Korea

U.S.–South Korea Nuclear-Sub Plan Hits Snag Over Where to Build and How to Fuel

South Korea Signals Sanctions Review After U.S. Targets North Korea’s Crypto Laundering

USS George Washington Docks in Busan in First Carrier Visit Under Lee

HII and HD Hyundai Sign Pact to Pursue U.S. Navy Auxiliary Ships

HD Hyundai and HII Seal APEC Pact to Build U.S. Navy Logistics Ships

Georgia’s Kemp Seeks 90-Day Work Visa in Seoul as U.S. Governors Court Korean Manufacturers

U.S. Confirms Acting Envoy Joseph Yun to Leave Seoul on Friday Ahead of APEC

U.S., South Korea Launch Visa Working Group and Investor Desk After Georgia Raid

U.S., South Korea Seal FX Transparency Pact, Leave Swap Line Off the Table

USS Blue Ridge Departs Busan After First Port Call Since 2020, Showcasing U.S.–ROK Naval Ties

South Korean Worker Detained in Georgia ICE Raid Is Released on Bail

Georgia Plans Seoul Talks With Hyundai as Visa Fixes Follow Battery-Plant Raid