South Korea Martial Law sparks concern over its automotive production and global supply chains as political instability threatens key industries
South Korea’s declaration of martial law has sent shockwaves through its economy. With its automotive sector deeply entwined in global supply chains, the potential disruptions raise pressing questions about the industry’s resilience and future.
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