Wendy Teo
South Korea Correspondent
Wendy is the Straits Times’ correspondent in Seoul. She was formerly with The New Paper before joining the foreign service in 2008. After 15 years, she returned to journalism. She enjoys drawing stories from the people she talks to and hopes to visit North Korea one day.
Latest articles
North Korea’s most dangerous weapon isn’t a missile. It’s malware
As US allows South Korea to join nuclear sub club, how will this impact Japan and the region?
Apec leaders avoid controversy, pledge to deepen cooperation, as South Korea’s Lee says host city did well
Trade tensions threaten to overshadow Apec meetings as leaders seek consensus
‘Quiet city’ on high alert: Gyeongju tightens security as Apec summit kicks off
US, China seal deal on rare earths; Trump says Xi meeting was a 12 on scale of 1 to 10
South Korea strikes gold with Trump’s visit, sealing trade deal
‘New space for middle powers to play a more active role’: South Korean leader
‘S. Korea has regained its footing,’ says President Lee Jae Myung, 10 months after martial law crisis
North Korea’s nuclear arsenal upgrade a serious threat, even if untested
