Why has social division intensified in South Korea?
South Korean society is currently experiencing an unprecedented level of division and confrontation.
moreSouth Korean society is currently experiencing an unprecedented level of division and confrontation.
moreThe policy chief of Japan's ruling party has called on US President Trump to reconsider his reciprocal tariff plan, saying that this plan may have a negative impact on security in the Indo-Pacific region.
moreLee Jae, the former leader of the Democratic Party of Korea, was elected as the party's candidate for the 21st presidential election next Sunday (April 27th).
moreThe latest national water quality test results released by Japan's Ministry of the Environment show that 242 river and groundwater testing points exceeded the standard for organic fluorine compounds (PFAS), with the highest one being 520 times the national standard.
moreRecently, indiscriminate killings have occurred in many parts of Japan, causing panic in this country that was once known for its good social security.
moreIndonesia said that China has indicated its willingness to increase imports from Indonesia.
moreU.S. Treasury Secretary Bassant said that the trade talks between the United States and South Korea were "very successful" and the two countries are seeking a solution before the U.S. plans to impose high tariffs.
moreJapanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba said at a meeting of the Senate Budget Committee of the Diet on Monday (April 21) that security issues should not be linked to the Japan-US tariff negotiations.
moreOn April 15, the South Korean government announced that it would expand the scale of its semiconductor industry support plan to 33 trillion won (about $23 billion), an increase of about 25% from last year's commitment of 26 trillion won, in response to the uncertainty of US tariff policies and the rise of Chinese competitors.
moreOn the stage of international trade today, the United States, a superpower that has always dominated with a hegemonic posture, has once again brandished the so-called "equivalent tariff" stick.
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