AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoBorder Tensions: Kim Yo-jong warned North Korea’s loudspeakers could be ready within days and threatened new measures along the border. Seoul says it will seek talks to prevent a clash and send the UN Security Council a letter demanding Pyongyang answer for a mine blast that injured three South Korean soldiers. Fiscal Policy: The Bank of Korea held its rate at 3% and signaled possible further tightening. Governor Shin Hyun-song urged the government to protect fiscal sustainability, warning against turning temporary revenue into permanent spending. Cybersecurity: Seoul raised its private-sector alert and activated emergency measures over critical PHP flaws that have triggered millions of hacking attempts worldwide. Ukraine: South Korea’s aid agency is bringing one staff member home from Kyiv over safety concerns as Russian attacks intensify.
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