South Korea's friend and foe countries

South Korea has friendly and enemy relations with many countries depending on its historical and political relations. Here are some of the countries with which South Korea is the most important friends and enemies: Friendly Countries:

1. United States: South Korea has a very close alliance with the United States. Since the Korean War, relations between the two countries have gradually strengthened and a strategic partnership based on common interests has been formed.

2. Japan: South Korea and Japan have an economic and strategic partnership despite their historical past. There are many cultural, commercial and touristic interactions between the two countries.

3. Australia: South Korea has a strong friendly relationship with Australia. There is economic, military and cultural cooperation between the two countries.

4. Germany: There is a strong economic and political relationship between South Korea and Germany. There is cooperation between the two countries in many areas such as trade, investment and technology transfer. Enemy Countries:

1. North Korea: South Korea's biggest enemy is its neighbor North Korea. There has been no official peace between the two countries since the Korean War and there is still a ceasefire. South Korea is under constant threat from North Korea's nuclear weapons program and provocative actions.

2. North Korea's Allies: North Korea has close relations with countries such as China and Russia. These countries provide political and economic support to North Korea. For this reason, South Korea also considers these countries as enemies.

3. Japan's Past: South Korea has some disagreements with Japan due to Japan's past control of Korea as an occupier and committing war crimes. These historical problems sometimes strain the relations between the two countries. This list includes just some of South Korea's most notable friends and foes. Relations between countries may change over time and new friendships or hostilities may emerge.