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South Korea’s EU security deal may matter more for intelligence than arms sales
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South Korea’s EU security deal may matter more for intelligence than arms sales
South Korea’s planned Security of Information Agreement with the European Union (EU) would help institutionalize security cooperation and position Korean defense firms for future European programs, but it would do little to remove the industrial and political barriers that still limit access to Europe’s defense market. President Lee Jae Myung, European Council President Antonio Costa […]
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