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South Korean Foreign Minister Cho Hyun: We are prepared for all possibilities regarding revisions to the ROK-US nuclear agreement.
2026-11-05
South Korean Foreign Minister Cho Hyun: We are prepared for all possibilities regarding revisions to the ROK-US nuclear agreement.
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2026-11-05
US outlets projected Democrats had won the Nov. 3 midterms, regaining control of both the Senate and House. The Washington Post reported on Nov. 4 that Elon Musk deleted a 'Vote red today!' post from his X account that he published on election day. M
US outlets projected Democrats had won the Nov. 3 midterms, regaining control of both the Senate and House. The Washington Post reported on Nov. 4 that Elon Musk deleted a 'Vote red today!' post from his X account that he published on election day. Musk reportedly spent $474m in this midterm cycle — a record for a non-candidate donor — using X to support Republicans and public attack Democratic candidates; the election result did not match his preference.
2026-11-04
Neil Shearing, chief economist at Capital Economics, says a Democratic sweep of both chambers in the US midterms could raise geopolitical risk. The result may prompt President Trump to assert authority and seek a foreign-policy legacy, increasing the
Neil Shearing, chief economist at Capital Economics, says a Democratic sweep of both chambers in the US midterms could raise geopolitical risk. The result may prompt President Trump to assert authority and seek a foreign-policy legacy, increasing the likelihood of moves in the Middle East/Iran and on Russia‑Ukraine. Shearing adds congressional probes are likely to constrain his domestic agenda, increasing the incentive to pivot to foreign affairs; midterm losses may limit domestic policy but would not substantially curb his ability to shape US foreign policy. The risk is that Trump’s final two years become a period of heightened geopolitical uncertainty.
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