Liberal lawmakers and academic experts urged South Korea to continue withholding detailed map data from Google, stressing that providing it could pose “serious threat to national security.” ...

Apple, the American smartphone giant, has formally requested South Korea’s government permission to export highly detailed ...

Google has asked the South Korean government for approval to export high-precision map data for the first time in nine years, officials said Feb. 27. The company previously sought permission in ...

South Korea’s longstanding concern is that exporting detailed mapping data could expose key infrastructure to hostile threats, particularly from North Korea. But experts argue that in 2025, this ...

South Korea-Vietnam ties enter new strategic terrain, but need more detailed road map: Seoul envoy Published : April 14, 2025 - 14:54:21 Updated : April 14, 2025 - 18:08:03 Ji Da-gyum ...

South Korea has once again postponed a decision on whether to approve Google’s request to transfer ... A 1:5,000 scale high-precision map would offer a more detailed view that would include even ...

South Korea’s longstanding concern is that exporting detailed mapping data could expose key infrastructure to hostile threats, particularly from North Korea. But experts argue that in 2025, this ...

US phone maker Apple has asked the South Korean government to allow it to transfer high-precision map data outside the ...

North Korea has become a crucial source of missiles, munitions and even soldiers for Russia’s war in Ukraine as the sanctions-defying alliance between the two countries intensifies, according to ...

This map, uploaded to RedNote on January 28, appears to be North Korea-made and emphasizes the Kim regime's shift away from pro-unification messaging amid tensions with the South.

He requested the South Korean government to "send a delegation to NATO for more detailed information sharing." South Korea last week claimed that the North has sent 1,500 soldiers to Russia to ...

South Korea’s longstanding concern is that exporting detailed mapping data could expose key infrastructure to hostile threats, particularly from North Korea. But experts argue that in 2025, this ...