NEW YORK — United Nations insiders and observers believe U.S. President-elect Donald Trump's return to the White House would likely result in a further shift in U.S. foreign policy from multilateralism to smaller focus groups, such Korea and Japan.
JTBC is a major South Korean cable television network and broadcasting company, owned primarily by the JoongAng Media Group. As a nationwide general cable channel, JTBC offers comprehensive coverage across various domains, catering to diverse audience interests.
The network's programming encompasses a wide range of themes, including government and politics, entertainment news, sports, cultural and societal issues, as well as finance and economic affairs. JTBC keeps its viewers informed about significant government announcements, provides in-depth coverage of major events, and reports on private sector developments and press releases. Additionally, the network incorporates data and statistics to enhance its reporting.
JTBC's audience includes individuals interested in staying updated on current affairs, sports enthusiasts, entertainment fans, and those seeking insights into cultural trends, societal dynamics, and economic developments within South Korea and beyond.
While primarily a television broadcaster, JTBC also maintains a print presence, further expanding its reach and offering diverse content delivery channels to its audience.