Ruling hailed as a victory for LGBTQ+ rights, yet challenges remain in the fight for full equality as opposition remains
Jeongmin and John explore political tensions over the Terry case and discuss a proposed law to regulate foreign agents
Trade ministry’s optimism about nuclear power export masks concerns of cost overruns and potential project delays
Democratic Party focuses on allegations against Yoon, sidelines urgent issues despite public petition support
Seoul's trade commission holds hearings on imports from four Asian countries following major steelmaker’s plea
Jeongmin and John explore political tensions over the Terry case and discuss a proposed law to regulate foreign agents
Jeongmin and John discuss recent global events impacting South Korea and preview the upcoming PPP leadership race
Jeongmin and John discuss Yoon’s NATO meetings, labor ministry data and Han Dong-hoon’s leadership bid
USC Professor David Kang on how the allies navigate challenges from nuclearization to trade amid political shifts
Jeongmin and John unpack South Korea’s economic vulnerabilities and discuss the impact of an aging population
Jeongmin and John discuss domestic politics and a deadly industrial accident that took the lives of dozens of workers
Broad scope of proposed ROK version of FARA risks turning law into political weapon and straining alliances
Han Dong-hoon might challenge president’s authority, but independent stance may shield Yoon from impeachment
Turmoil at NHRCK has shone light on political appointment process that risks undermining principles its meant to uphold
Potential Harris administration will likely lead to continuity in U.S. security and economic policies toward South Korea
Koreagate’s legacy suggests that South Korea’s campaign to influence the U.S. may extend beyond Sue Mi Terry
Presidential office attributes limited impact to domestic IT infrastructure, but concerns over vulnerabilities persist