US Curbs Tech Cooperation with South Korea, Sparking Nuclear Concerns
The US designating South Korea as a “sensitive country,” thereby restricting technological cooperation, is a deeply troubling development. This move seemingly contradicts decades of close military alliance and mutual economic benefit, leaving many questioning the rationale behind such a decision. It raises significant concerns about the future of the US-South Korea relationship and the broader geopolitical landscape.
This action appears to stem from a shift in US foreign policy, characterized by an increasing prioritization of short-term economic gains over long-term strategic alliances. The perceived threat posed by South Korea’s burgeoning technological prowess, particularly in the military sector, may be a contributing factor.… Continue reading
Matt Underwood 
John Q. Hosedrinker