At the Asia Society during UNGA80, ROK Foreign Minister Cho Hyun shared an optimistic vision for the U.S.–Korea alliance, highlighting new areas of cooperation in technology, energy, and security. He also addressed the Hyundai plant raid in Georgia, framing it as a challenge that could ultimately strengthen bilateral ties. This article reflects on his remarks and what they reveal about the future of U.S.–ROK relations.
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From the Sejong Digest 2.0 of the Sejong Society of Washington, D.C. - South Korea is facing a demographic shift that is projected to cause many issues for the future of the Korean workforce.
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