Preemptive Strike Approach Contrasts with Diplomatic Engagement Possibility of Intensified Regional Power Struggle in the Middle East Signs of CRINK Framework Collapse Amid Iran Crisis At a press conferen

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Netanyahu: “Thanks to Trump for Striking Iran’s Nuclear Facilities” U.S.

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U.S. Applies NATO’s New Standard to Asia South Korea Spent 2.8% of GDP (USD 48 billion) Last Year—U.S.

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Tax incentives to shift from investment-based to production-based metrics Establishing a mega-cluster in southern Gyeonggi Province as a key priority Special legislation required to provide legal grounds for tax credits and other support

China’s Refining Industry on Edge Amid Iran–Israel Clash Infrastructure Investment and Military Cooperation Efforts at Risk of Collapse “Global Oil Prices Stay Calm” — Western Countries’ Expected Damage Falls Short

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U.S. Fails to Defend Corn Prices Drop in Chinese Demand Threatens Global Supply Structure Geopolitical Tensions Add to Market Uncertainty U.S.

Trump Issues 'Ultimatum' to Iran Threatens “Unconditional Surrender,” Hints at Eliminating Khamenei Considers Striking Iran’s Nuclear Facilities Using U.S.

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Signs of Returning to ‘Maximum Pressure, Then Negotiation’ Pattern Anti-U.S.

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Escalation of Military Clashes Between Israel and Iran Is Israel Aiming for the Collapse of the Iranian Regime? U.S.

Refrigerators and washing machines added to list of "steel derivative products." Samsung and LG manufacture in Vietnam and Mexico for export. High exposure of Korean steel exports to U.S.

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Key Nations Engaged in Talks During 90-Day Mutual Tariff Grace Period “Final Notice Will Be Issued Without Extension Once Grace Period Ends” South Korea Aims for Comprehensive Package Deal in July but Faces Negotiation Challenges