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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.
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South Korea accelerates military self-reliance over Trump’s ‘unpredictability’

President Lee Jae Myung wants South Korea to regain wartime operational control in his term even as he vows to maintain the US alliance.

‘Lopsided deal’: South Korean trade experts warn against US tariff pressure

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

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

While Seoul could expand its security roles, analysts warn the shift from strategic ambiguity could upset its US-China balancing act.

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