NATO 회의 대담
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The NATO meeting is currently underway in Spain… with the leaders of the 30 member countries, including the U.S., Canada and Germany.
They’re there to coordinate defensive strategy,… discuss new policies… as well as boost the alliance’s response to security threats.
And for the very first time, President Yoon Suk-yeol is taking part in the meeting as an observer.
President Yoon’s attendance signals NATO’s concerns over China’s growing global influence… as China has refused to condemn Russia for the war in Ukraine.
And eyes have also been on that trilateral meeting between South Korea, the U.S. and Japan… which was the first such meeting since September of 2017.
For more on those meetings and what this might mean for South Korea,… we connect with James Kim, Senior Research Fellow at Asan Institute for Policy Studies and Ms. Elisabeth Braw, Senior Fellow of Foreign and Defense Policy at the American Enterprise Institute.
Thanks for joining us today
(KIM) 1- President Yoon Suk-yeol attended the NATO summit in Madrid, becoming the first ever South Korean leader to do so. How would you evaluate his first multilateral diplomatic engagement?
(BRAW) 2- What’s your evaluation of his diplomacy in Madrid so far Elisabeth?
(KIM) 3- So then with NATO’s new strategic concept, what changes do you expect in the transatlantic allies’ military posture?
(KIM) 4- How do you expect South Korea to cooperate with the transatlantic alliance?
(BRAW) 5- Finland and Sweden’s bids to join NATO were initially blocked by Turkiye… but just yesterday, the Turkish government lifted its objection to the two countries’ applications… paving the way for both to join the alliance. Tell us more about this.
(KIM) 6- So following the meetings in Madrid… could we expect a growing rift between U.S. allies and China and Russia?
(BRAW) 7- Meanwhile, South Korea became the first Asian nation to join NATO’s cyber defense body.
What input do you think South Korea could provide to the new security initiative?
(KIM) 8- And of course, many eyes were on that trilateral summit between Seoul, Washington and Tokyo.
Tell us more about what came out of this meeting.
(BRAW) 9- So President Yoon got to encounter the Japanese Prime Minister several times, although briefly. Could we expect a one-on-one summit between the leaders of South Korea and Japan soon? If so, what would the two sides discuss?
Alright that’s all the time we have for now.
Again, that was… James Kim, Senior Research Fellow at Asan Institute for Policy Studies and Ms. Elisabeth Braw, Senior Fellow of Foreign and Defense Policy at the American Enterprise Institute with their insights. Thank you.
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China 🇨🇳 signed "No Limits" partnership with Russia.
– It invited NATO to the Indo-Pacific region
with potential new members such as Japan, South Korea, Australia and the Philippines.
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The Ukraine war was NATO's dirty game by using Zelenskyy's stupidity as a bait at the expense of the destruction of his country and the misery of his people, with the aim of weakening Russia into a Pariah State, as Biden put it. Instead of proposing peace, NATO is trying to mobilize the world and the UN to isolate Russia, provokes Ukraine into all-out war by providing whatever assistance is necessary so that Russia can be impoverished by imposing sanctions. On the other hand, for nearly 70 years, NATO, which proclaims itself a defender of democracy and humanity, has done nothing against Israel's barbaric occupation on Palestine.
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Looks like Korea turns gun to point to China !
Let’s just see what’s going to happen.