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Written by Philip Lott

The International Telecommunication Union presents a prime example of how China’s behaviour has changed the institutional dynamics from within and puts pressure on the liberal underpinnings of standardisation.

East Asia9DLOctober 26, 20229DashLine, Philip Lott, International Telecommunication Union, Doreen Bogdan-Martin, United States, US, China, Secretary-General, election, ITU, UN agency, Plenipotentiary Conference, Russia-Ukraine war, Russia, Rashid Ismailov, Houlin Zhao, EU, technical standardisation, internet governance, standardisation organisation, geopolitical competition, China’s ambitions, institutional dynamics, standardisation, global standard setting, standard setting, standards developing organisations, SDOs, technologies, standards, domestic standard, Wi-Fi, hybrid approach, partial convergence, Germany, 2017 Standardisation Law, China Standards 2035, regulatory environment, R&D spending, International Organization for Standardization, ISO, International Electrotechnical Commission, IEC, Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers, memorandum of understanding, Belt and Road Initiative, BRI, Digital Silk Road, telecom, Huawei, 5G technology, internet architecture, US Federal Communications Commission, Lenovo, Qualcomm, Technologies for Network 2030, 6G, Tomas Lamanauskas

South Korea’s New Deal and its future diplomatic role

Written by Ingrid Rafaele Rodrigues Leiria

Seoul should use its high technology capabilities (in green and digital initiatives) to promote worldwide sustainable development, therefore, the Korean New Deal and the adaptation of eco-diplomacy must become an essential pillar of South Korea’s future foreign policy.

East Asia9DLFebruary 19, 2021Green New Deal, South Korea, Moon Jae-in, CO2, Covid-19, COVID, Carbon tax, 5G, 6G, Paris Agreement, Climate Change, China, Russia, North Korea, Korean Wave, K-Pop, Kpop, Seoul