South Korea's Strategy Against U.S. Tariff Storm

South Korea's acting President, Han Duck-soo, vows to counteract the 'tariff storm' initiated by the United States. Following his reinstatement by the Constitutional Court, he emphasizes the need for cabinet members to focus on safeguarding national interests amid an ongoing trade conflict.

South Korea's acting President Han Duck-soo has pledged to tackle the economic impact posed by what he described as a 'tariff storm' instigated by the United States.

This statement came just a day after the country's Constitutional Court decided to reinstate him in his interim leadership role.

Han urged his cabinet colleagues on Tuesday to prioritize protecting South Korea's national interests in the face of the escalating trade war with the U.S., signaling the government's intent to strategize effectively against the impending challenges.

(With inputs from agencies.)