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Chang Yong-seok

Chang Yong-seok
The latest news and top stories on Chang Yong-seok. Known for his expertise in Korean unification, he is currently a Visiting Scholar at the Institute for Peace and Unification Studies at Seoul National University. Dr Chang holds a doctorate in comparative politics from Sungkyunkwan University. His extensive career includes significant roles within the South Korean government, such as assistant director of North Korea-related Intelligence Analysis at the National Intelligence Service, Secretary to the President for Security Strategy, and Deputy Secretary-general of the National Security Council. His work focuses on the political economy of North Korea, strategic stability and supporting South Korea’s pragmatic foreign policy approach.
South Korea

South Korea’s balancing act at risk as China-Japan tensions mount

The renewed dispute undermines Seoul’s efforts to restore trilateral cooperation in Northeast Asia amid rising threats from North Korea.

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South Korea’s nuclear sub deal signals shift from strategic ambiguity: analysts

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Seoul is building its first public nuclear bunker as North Korea’s threats grow

The 1,000-person bunker, being built under a new public housing complex in South Korea’s capital city, is intended as a pilot project.

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