South Korean voters abandon ideological loyalties as centrist pivot boosts Lee Jae-myung’s lead before snap election
Tokyo’s proposal for new East Asia theater structure risks eroding ROK relevance without active presidential leadership
Lee Jae-myung pledges improved shareholder rights, anti-manipulation rules and MSCI upgrade plans
New spending prioritizes national tech resilience and trade shock absorption over traditional fiscal restraint
Legal hurdles, symbolism and Yoon’s martial law fuel calls to move top office from Yongsan to Blue House or Sejong City
Trump’s shifting tariff threats sow confusion, while South Korea’s presidential hopefuls throw their hats in the ring
Trump’s tariff pause eases panic, South Korea’s presidential race accelerates, and U.S. energy designation approaches
Legal and political experts analyze the Constitutional Court ruling, democratic implications and reform prospects
Trump hits South Korea with tariffs, progressives surge in by-elections, and what to expect from the impeachment ruling
Han Duck-soo returns, Lee Jae-myung is cleared, Trump hits autos and wildfires test the country’s resilience
South Korea’s opposition seeks to impeach Acting President Choi as steel tariffs and Fed policy squeeze Seoul’s economy
Trump’s shifting tariff threats sow confusion, while South Korea’s presidential hopefuls throw their hats in the ring
Central bank leaves interest rate at 2.75%, citing U.S. tariff risk, foreign exchange volatility and sluggish growth
Korea Pro analyzes opposition leader’s shifting rhetoric as he trades progressive ideals for pragmatism and patriotism
With US tariffs looming and China circling, Seoul leans on rule-based alignment to secure regional influence
Investigation reveals decades of violations, including coerced adoptions, identity fraud and institutional neglect
Seoul confirms DOE designation has likely taken effect, amid Trump’s push for energy and defense concessions