SEOUL – At a time when geopolitics is overshadowing geoeconomics in news media, there are overlooked bright spots in the global economy – bright spots trade powerhouse South Korea aims to capitalize on.
At first glance, the current world situation might appear threatening for any economy that is reliant upon global trade. Multilateralism is in crisis.
The threat of decoupling between Western economies and China has not yet been – and may never be – realized. But a massive does of risk has been injected by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, which could feasibly fortify the partnership between Beijing and Moscow.
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