Careful Balancing Act for Southeast Asia
Southeast Asia seeks an American presence to balance against China but does not want to antagonize it either.
Southeast Asia seeks an American presence to balance against China but does not want to antagonize it either.
In an attempt to diversify oil imports, South Korea is reaching out to the Arab Gulf states.
Another war on the Korean Peninsula would draw in the United States and probably China.
American officials try to sway Seoul’s stance on trade with Iran but it’s a major Korean trading partner.
American lawmakers finally approved free trade agreements with Colombia, Panama and South Korea after three years.
The two rivals, technically at war, each fired shells near a disputed maritime border west of the peninsula on Wednesday.
Republicans refuse to vote for trade agreements with Colombia, Panama and South Korea.
South Korea’s president, Lee Myung-bak, is losing support as concerns about inequality rise.
After a month of delay, President Barack Obama announced the signing of a free trade agreement with Korea this weekend.
Democrats and Republicans agreed on Sunday that the United States should stand strong in their alliance with embattled South Korea.
The American carrier strike group on forward deployment in Japan heads for the Korean Peninsula.
North Korea’s shelling of a South Korean island is putting further pressure on Beijing to disavow its communist ally.
G20 leaders failed to reach agreement on balancing the world recovery in Seoul but did attest their commitment to cooperation.
China and Germany resist an American effort to “rebalance” world trade in favor of net importers.
An overview of what the world’s most powerful men and women are scheduled to talk about at the upcoming G20.