AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoCybersecurity: Seoul is weighing a requirement for crypto exchanges to keep about 99% of customer assets in offline wallets after the Binance hack. Separately, it is reissuing passports for 168 people, including President Lee Jae Myung, after officials’ travel details were exposed online for five months. Chip Industry: U.S. export-license delays for equipment at SK hynix’s China plant are complicating its plans for a major New York investment, Reuters reports. Nuclear and Defense Ties: South Korea and Türkiye agreed to cooperate on financing a planned nuclear plant and deepen defense ties, as Ankara seeks partners for its Sinop project. Peninsula Tensions: North Korea tested cruise missiles with dispersal warheads after a border landmine blast injured three South Korean soldiers. BTS: HYBE says the group will tour into the first half of 2027, with more dates and new group and solo projects planned.
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