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South Korean Civic Groups Urge Seoul to Refuse Hormuz Deployment Amid US Request
WorldBBCwsjFT+25wapoAl Jazeeratimes-ukruvindex-hrhinduTimes of Indiahindustan-times+17 more3mo ago28 sources

South Korean Civic Groups Urge Seoul to Refuse Hormuz Deployment Amid US Request

President Donald Trump has called on allies, including South Korea, to deploy warships to secure the Strait of Hormuz, a request South Korea's presidential office is reviewing. Now, South Korean civic groups are urging the government to reject any US request to send warships to the Strait of Hormuz, warning of security risks.

South Korea to Impose Fuel Price Cap Amid Energy Shock
Politicsdelfi-ltil-sole-24-oreKorea Herald+1channel-news-asia4mo ago4 sources

South Korea to Impose Fuel Price Cap Amid Energy Shock

South Korea's president announced plans to impose a fuel price cap to protect the economy from the ongoing energy shock, indicating government intervention to stabilize costs.

Trump Shifts Focus to North Korea Nuclear Issue After Iran Deal
WorldAl Jazeeraaftonbladetle-figaro+5aktualne-czobservadorYahoohindustan-timeschannel-news-asia22d ago8 sources

Trump Shifts Focus to North Korea Nuclear Issue After Iran Deal

Following an agreement with Iran, President Trump is reportedly shifting his focus to North Korea's nuclear program, with South Korean leaders indicating a potential openness to a phased approach. South Korea's president also conveyed to Trump that sanctions against Pyongyang have been ineffective.

North Korea quietly breaks with Iran to keep door open with Trump, South Korean intelligence says
WorldReutersle-mondefaz+20DWle-figaroSCMPorfdigi24index-hrobservadorYahoo+12 more3mo ago23 sources

North Korea quietly breaks with Iran to keep door open with Trump, South Korean intelligence says

North Korea is distancing itself from longtime partner Iran and carefully managing its public messaging to preserve the possibility of a new relationship with Washington after the war, South Korea’s National Intelligence Service has assessed, according to lawmakers briefed by the agency. The NIS told a closed-door parliamentary session that Pyongyang has sent no weapons […]