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Guest post from South Korea At a time when the United States is increasingly treating Communist China as its principal strategic competitor and moving to…

As Trump Confronts China, Is South Korea Moving in the Opposite Direction?

Credit: Staff Sgt. Ken Scar At a time when the United States is increasingly treating Communist China as its principal strategic competitor and moving to restrict Chinese military-linked companies and protect critical AI and technology supply chains, there are growing reasons to question whether South Korea is moving in the opposite direction.The latest case is particularly striking.South Korea’s National Pension Service (NPS), which manages the…

As Trump Confronts China, Is South Korea Moving in the Opposite Direction? - Politics, Policy, Political Views

Credit: Staff Sgt. Ken Scar Guest post from South Korea At a time when the United States is increasingly treating Communist China as its principal strategic competitor and moving to restrict Chinese military-linked companies and protect critical AI and technology supply chains, there are growing reasons to question whether South Korea is moving in the opposite direction. The latest case is particularly striking. South Korea’s National Pension Se…