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  1. North Korea views South Korea as its most hostile enemy and relies on China for economic lifeline and support.
  2. South Korea monitors closely as North Korea seeks economic cooperation while both oppose Western pressure.

Geopolitical bipolarization pressures South Korea's foreign policy, requiring it to cope with potential alignments with China and Iran.

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Geopolitical bipolarization pressures South Korea's foreign policy, requiring it to cope with potential alignments with China and Iran.

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  1. Iran's situation prompted policy shifts regarding South Korea.Sub-event
  2. SK must preemptively cope with China's and Iran's potential geopolitical alignments.1 source

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