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Seoul’s trade minister accuses Joe Biden of about-face on electric vehicle subsidies
Compensation is far less than $4.68bn Texas private equity group had sought from Seoul in 2012
Military drills come as regional tensions mount over Pyongyang’s nuclear programme and Taiwan status
Raids carried out as new conservative government in Seoul accuses predecessor of trying to appease Pyongyang
Countries offer contrasting versions of missile defence policy as tensions increase
Seoul accused of trying to placate Beijing after US House Speaker’s controversial visit to Taiwan
North Korea’s leader threatens to ‘wipe out’ foes with nuclear weapons
North Korean state media says large outbreak is due to ‘alien things coming by wind’
Relationship with fellow US ally Japan has been strained by legacy of colonial occupation
North Atlantic alliance to expand co-operation with Japan, South Korea, Australia and New Zealand
New leaders of crucial US allies aim to improve ties but may struggle to set aside historic disputes
Washington seeks to reassure allies of its support as Pyongyang pushes ahead with nuclear weapons
New president Yoon Suk-yeol has pledged to ‘dramatically strengthen’ defences
North Korean leader praises President Moon Jae-in after weeks of rising tensions and missile tests
Incoming administration cites rising greenhouse gas emissions and Russian invasion of Ukraine
Test conducted after White House warned North Korea against challenging US during Ukraine war
Yoon Suk-yeol is a former chief prosecutor with little foreign policy experience
Former prosecutor’s victory will probably lead to a closer alignment between Seoul and Washington
Voters lament negative tone of contest as country grapples with economic and social pressures
Poll features two populist candidates mired in controversy over everything from misogyny to property deals
More than half of Koreans believe their country’s biggest trading partner is ‘close to evil’
Moon Jae-in is desperate to cement legacy as a peacemaker but has received scant international support
Crisis has forced lasting shift in governments’ policy approach, according to Yeo Han-koo
Impeached leader is serving a prison term for corruption and abuse of power
Financial regulators and police officers leaving public service to join exchanges
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