AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoPeninsula Security: North Korea says it tested a new high-speed torpedo and plans to deploy it from early 2027, as tensions rise after a mine blast injured three South Korean soldiers. Pyongyang also rejected the UN chief’s call for inter-Korean dialogue. Hormuz Mission: Seoul says it is not joining the Iran conflict, even as it expands anti-piracy operations closer to the Strait of Hormuz; Tehran has warned South Korea against interfering. Politics: The main opposition is urging President Lee Jae Myung to veto a bill for a special counsel investigation into alleged fabricated evidence against him and other figures. Markets and Technology: The KOSPI surged more than 4% as chip shares rallied and oil prices fell. In Seoul, a South Korean firm and Nvidia demonstrated tools to monitor and govern workplace AI agents; the government is also deploying AI to detect child sexual abuse material online. Alliance: South Korean and U.S. troops held joint aerial resupply drills to strengthen wartime readiness.
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