Democratic midterm gains may fuel fresh trade uncertainty for Korea
Experts say closer congressional scrutiny could delay Seoul’s $350 billion U.S. investment push, while Trump may turn to tariffs to show strength.
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Courrier internationalWith a future US Democratic Congress, Seoul fears that its economic and security plans will be delayed or even compromised.
With the Democratic Party's victory in the U.S. midterm elections and the resulting intensified checks on the Trump administration, significant uncertainty has arisen regarding South Korea-U.S. security and economic cooperation. South Korea faces a situation requiring strategic responses and reviews in light of the shift in congressional power, covering not only security issues such as the transfer of wartime operational control and the introduc…
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With the Democratic Party gaining control of both the Senate and the House in the U.S. midterm elections held on the 3rd (local time), South Korea-U.S. relations have encountered a new variable. While attention is focused on the impact on pending diplomatic and security issues between the two countries—such as nuclear-powered submarines, nuclear enrichment and reprocessing, and wartime operational control—predictions are also being raised that P…
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