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Lee Hyo-jin covers the Bank of Korea, the banking industry and broader financial news. Her previous beats include foreign affairs, North Korea and general reporting on Korean society.

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Foreign Affairs

S. Korea, Japan, China still in talks to set timeline for trilateral summit

BUSAN — The foreign ministers of South Korea, Japan and China vowed, Sunday, to arrange a summit of their leaders at the earliest possible date after failing to reach an agreement on an exact timeline in their rare gathering.

Nov 26, 2023By Lee Hyo-jin
S. Korea, Japan, China still in talks to set timeline for trilateral summit
  • Chinese envoy says advancement of ties with Korea 'not a matter of choice'
North Korea

NK likely to restore guard posts at DMZ after ditching military agreement

North Korea is likely to restore guard posts inside the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) as one of its initial moves to demonstrate the effective nullification of the 2018 inter-Korean military agreement, analysts said Thursday.

Nov 23, 2023By Lee Hyo-jin
NK likely to restore guard posts at DMZ after ditching military agreement
  • Pyongyang scraps military pact with Seoul, threatens to deploy new weapons
  • N. Korean leader lauds military spy satellite as 'space guard'
North Korea

NK spy satellite feared to pose new threat to S. Korea

North Korea's launch of a military spy satellite — if proven to be successful in terms of its surveillance functions — will pose heightened security threats to South Korea, analysts said Wednesday.

Nov 22, 2023By Lee Hyo-jin
NK spy satellite feared to pose new threat to S. Korea
Health

How Germany, Belgium navigate public health insurance amid demographic challenges

BERLIN, Germany — As of 2022, 17 percent of Korea’s 51.6 million population were aged 65 and above. The figure is expected to rise to 20 percent in 2025, according to projections made by Statistics Korea, which would make the Asian nation a super-aged society.

Nov 22, 2023By Lee Hyo-jin
How Germany, Belgium navigate public health insurance amid demographic challenges
Defense

S. Korea issues rare advance warning as excuse to scrap inter-Korean military pact

South Korea threatened, Monday, to implement retaliatory measures if North Korea pushes ahead with its planned launch of a military spy satellite, sending a rare yet strong warning against Pyongyang's envisaged military action.

Nov 20, 2023By Lee Hyo-jin
S. Korea issues rare advance warning as excuse to scrap inter-Korean military pact
  • US renews concerns over NK-Russia military cooperation
Politics

DPK leader gains popularity in China for hunger strike against Fukushima water release

The main opposition Democratic Party of Korea (DPK) leader Rep. Lee Jae-myung is gaining belated popularity among Chinese internet users for his hunger strike launched earlier this year to protest the Yoon Suk Yeol government's handling of state affairs.

Nov 20, 2023By Lee Hyo-jin
DPK leader gains popularity in China for hunger strike against Fukushima water release
Foreign Affairs

S. Korea-China relations remain uneasy after APEC

Strained relations between South Korea and China have ground to a virtual standstill after President Yoon Suk Yeol's attendance at the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) summit ended without a much-anticipated bilateral meeting with his Chinese counterpart, Xi Jinping, despite discussions to arrange one.

Nov 19, 2023By Lee Hyo-jin
S. Korea-China relations remain uneasy after APEC
Defense

Suspension of inter-Korean military pact may prompt more NK provocations: experts

On Sept. 19, 2018, the defense ministers of South and North Korea signed a Comprehensive Military Agreement (CMA), aimed at halting all hostile activities between them. This agreement included the prohibition of military drills in border areas and the establishment of no-fly zones near the boundary.

Nov 19, 2023By Lee Hyo-jin
Suspension of inter-Korean military pact may prompt more NK provocations: experts
Defense

JCS chief nominee under siege for stock trading amid multiple NK missile launches

Adm. Kim Myung-soo, nominee of the Joint Chiefs of Staff (JCS) chairman, was grilled at his confirmation hearing in the National Assembly, Wednesday, over stock transactions he made while on duty including days when North Korea launched ballistic missiles.

Nov 15, 2023By Lee Hyo-jin
JCS chief nominee under siege for stock trading amid multiple NK missile launches
Defense

Independence fighter's remains repatriated to Korea for burial

The remains of Chung Doo-ok, a Korean independence fighter who campaigned in Hawaii against Japan’s 1910-45 colonization, were laid to rest in Korea, Wednesday, a little over 50 years after his death on the U.S. island.

Nov 15, 2023By Lee Hyo-jin
Independence fighter's remains repatriated to Korea for burial
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