South Korea’s birth rate has dropped throughout much of the past decade, spelling trouble for the military as regional ...

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Russian state-sponsored business Rosoboronexport has made statements that the first Su-57Es will be delivered in 2025.

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South Korea’s export growth was stronger than expected in July, driven largely by strong demand for high-performance computing chips amid the artificial-intelligence boom.

South Korea's exports rose for the second straight month in July, beating market expectations on strong chip demand and shipments being moved forward ahead of higher U.S. tariffs, which are ...

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South Korea's exports surged to their highest level ever for a July, fuelled by strong overseas demand for semiconductors and automobiles, despite US tariffs weighing on trade, government data showed ...

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