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17 Aug 2019
Pyongyang has rejected South Korea's hopes for dialogue, saying inter-Korea talks are off the table. North Korea launched two missiles into the sea in protest of joint US-South Korea military drills.
13 Jul 2019
South Korea is hinting at potential retaliation against Japan as their chip spat rambles on. Japan’s curbs on semiconductor components to Korea have reinvigorated decades of bi-lateral tensions and it could have far-reaching implications for the global tech supply chain.
13 Jul 2019
Stan Gale, chairman and chief executive officer at Gale International, discusses Korea’s smart city project, what went wrong with the project and his expectations for the resolution.
13 Jun 2018
Lisa Collins, Korea chair at Center for Strategic & International Studies, discusses the impact of President Donald Trump stating that the United States will suspend military exercises with South Korea.
8 Mar 2018
John Park, director of Korea Working Group at Harvard Kennedy School, discusses U.S. relations with North Korea and possible talks.

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