South Korea

India–South Korea relations are moving towards deeper engagement in strategic industries, such as arms production and shipbuilding

Heightened activity around Dokdo/Takeshima by the ROK could generate a ‘clash of nationalisms’ with Japan and endanger delicate bilateral relations.

South Korea’s rapid rise as a manufacturing powerhouse and a leading export-oriented economy was made possible due to the active role of the ‘developmental state’ in the country. Despite adopting...

The January 2026 South Korea–China summit meeting produced minimal progress on the Yellow Sea maritime boundary issue.

India’s deployment of its armed forces in the aftermath of the Korean Armistice established a unique blueprint for global peace-making.

India's astute diplomacy in the Korean War provides a powerful blueprint for engaging with today's tumultuous global landscape.

Lee Jae-myung’s election as South Korea’s President has ended the period of political instability that began with the imposition of martial law in December 2024.

Seoul will find it difficult to overcome its trade dependence on Beijing despite growing anti-China sentiment.

The ongoing political crisis in South Korea has helped Pyongyang demean the South Korean democratic system.

The interest in the production and export of drones from both South and North Korea in the wake of the Russia–Ukraine war may increase tensions on the Korean Peninsula, going...