Analysis
Why a push to reform South Korean spy law risks a diplomatic fallout with China
Current ROK law only forbids espionage for North Korea, while focusing on punishments over measures to prevent leaks
March 4, 2024
South Korea’s youth exodus challenges corporate culture
As young employees leave in droves, companies seek new strategies to retain emerging talent
March 4, 2024
Election watch: South Korean opposition in turmoil over how it selects lawmakers
Critics say party is favoring candidates loyal to Lee Jae-myung, eroding public trust and party’s electoral prospects
March 1, 2024
Why South Korea’s urban expansion is a double-edged sword for growth
The Yoon administration’s plans to develop military lands raise questions on speculation and national defense
February 29, 2024
South Korea’s adoption scandal unveils harrowing realities
Adoptees and advocates push for transparency as investigations shed light on decades of misconduct
February 28, 2024
Why South Koreans pursue convenience store dreams in an oversaturated market
An unforgiving job market is driving self-employment, but new business owners quickly find the odds stacked against them
February 27, 2024
Cinema and controversy merge in South Korea’s historical debate
A documentary about the nation’s first president becomes a battleground for future narratives amid election fever
February 27, 2024
A tale of two polls: Reading between the lines of Yoon’s clashing approval rates
Realeter and Gallup Korea show stark differences in Yoon Suk-yeol’s popularity, but also support as he pushes for change
February 26, 2024
Election Watch: Centrist dreams falter as South Korea’s big tent party collapses
Breakup of New Reform Party and main opposition missteps position the ruling conservative party to gain
February 23, 2024
Singlehood surges in South Korea as youth rethink marriage
Economic pressures and personal goals lead to varied family units, reflecting changing societal norms and policy needs
February 22, 2024
