William Gallo is the VOA Seoul bureau chief and regional correspondent. With a focus on Asian affairs, his articles cover a wide range of topics including North Korea's diplomatic relations, military activities, and political developments in the region. He also provides analysis and reporting on South Korean politics, media, and societal issues.
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By: William Gallo
Japan's ruling party will hold a leadership vote next week to choose the country’s next prime minister. While the outcome is uncertain, Japan's foreign policy is expected to remain steady. VOA's Bill Gallo reports from Tokyo on the challenges ahead. Camera: Ken Watanabe, Gallo
Tokyo — U.S. naval dominance, unchallenged for decades, is now coming under strain as China's state-backed shipbuilding industry rapidly expands, while the U.S.
Pyongyang has threatened retaliation for the alleged incursion
By: William Gallo
Russia, China have obstructed efforts to enforce Security Council resolutions
Print Over the blue waters of the East China Sea, a Canadian air force patrol crew scans the horizon, searching for vessels suspected of making illicit transfers of oil to North Korea.
It’s Seoul’s strongest warning yet that it may become more involved in Russia's war on Ukraine
The Sunday vote will wrap up a whirlwind month in Japanese politics
Sunday’s vote saw the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) and its junior coalition partner, Komeito, fail to secure a majority in the country’s powerful lower house
No media source currently available For Japanese Unit 731 survivor, speaking truth carries a cost Print
No media source currently available U.S. allies in Asia are congratulating Donald Trump on his decisive victory in Tuesday's U.S. presidential
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