South Korea’s main security and national defence objective is to undermine threats from North Korea’s nuclear missiles, according to a Seoul-based analyst. Photo: AFP
South Korea’s main security and national defence objective is to undermine threats from North Korea’s nuclear missiles, according to a Seoul-based analyst. Photo: AFP
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South Korea has joined a Nato cyber defence centre. Should China be worried?

  • Seoul hopes the centre can help it learn more about cyberattacks and ways to fend them off
  • Beijing has so far said nothing about the move but observers say it is not happy

Jack Lau
Jack Lau

Updated: 7:00am, 9 May, 2022

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South Korea’s main security and national defence objective is to undermine threats from North Korea’s nuclear missiles, according to a Seoul-based analyst. Photo: AFP
South Korea’s main security and national defence objective is to undermine threats from North Korea’s nuclear missiles, according to a Seoul-based analyst. Photo: AFP
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