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How US investors’ court victory over South Korea could spur financial reform
Analysis

How US investors’ court victory over South Korea could spur financial reform

Loss will bleaken ROK’s reputation but may incentivize Seoul to work to boost credibility as foreign investment hub

How US investors’ court victory over South Korea could spur financial reform
John LeeJohn Lee June 21, 2023
How Busan hopes to overcome Riyadh’s bid for the World Expo 2030
Analysis

How Busan hopes to overcome Riyadh’s bid for the World Expo 2030

Cultural cachet meets vast cash reserves as South Korea challenges Saudi Arabia’s capital for the Expo crown

How Busan hopes to overcome Riyadh’s bid for the World Expo 2030
Chris TharpChris Tharp June 20, 2023
Scales of inequality: How socio-economic factors amplify obesity in South Korea
Analysis

Scales of inequality: How socio-economic factors amplify obesity in South Korea

The poorest and least educated are showing huge jumps in obesity rates, worsened by COVID lockdowns

Scales of inequality: How socio-economic factors amplify obesity in South Korea
Markus BellMarkus Bell June 19, 2023
China needs South Korea’s semiconductors, even though it hates Yoon’s policies
Analysis

China needs South Korea’s semiconductors, even though it hates Yoon’s policies

Experts say Beijing may use economic coercion again as Seoul embraces US leadership, but it can only push so far

China needs South Korea’s semiconductors, even though it hates Yoon’s policies
Sooyoung OhSooyoung Oh June 16, 2023
How South Korea is embracing marginalized Koreans in Russia and Ukraine
Analysis

How South Korea is embracing marginalized Koreans in Russia and Ukraine

South Korea's efforts to integrate ethnic Koreans emerge as a potential solution to the country’s demographic crisis

How South Korea is embracing marginalized Koreans in Russia and Ukraine
Yeji ChungYeji Chung June 15, 2023
Why South Korea’s cheap breakfast program leaves a bitter taste of inequality
Analysis

Why South Korea’s cheap breakfast program leaves a bitter taste of inequality

77-cent meal program for college students has been runaway success, but some raise concerns about those left out

Why South Korea’s cheap breakfast program leaves a bitter taste of inequality
Junghyun SongJunghyun Song June 14, 2023
The ‘pathless path’: Cho Kuk hints at independent run in South Korean election
Analysis

The ‘pathless path’: Cho Kuk hints at independent run in South Korean election

Cho Kuk’s potential candidacy may split DP’s base, presenting a key test for the party’s unity and leadership

The ‘pathless path’: Cho Kuk hints at independent run in South Korean election
John LeeJohn Lee June 13, 2023
How wealth, taste and demographics are changing South Korea’s retail sector
Analysis

How wealth, taste and demographics are changing South Korea’s retail sector

As societal values shift, there is a surge in demand for upscale establishments as retailers shift to virtual stores

How wealth, taste and demographics are changing South Korea’s retail sector
Peter WardPeter Ward June 12, 2023
A Chinese diplomat’s controversial remarks stoke tensions with South Korea
Analysis

A Chinese diplomat’s controversial remarks stoke tensions with South Korea

Ambassador Xing Haiming said Seoul would regret siding with US over China, which some have interpreted as veiled threat

A Chinese diplomat’s controversial remarks stoke tensions with South Korea
John LeeJohn Lee June 9, 2023
With new strategy, Yoon Suk-yeol reimagines South Korea’s role on global stage
Analysis

With new strategy, Yoon Suk-yeol reimagines South Korea’s role on global stage

National Security Strategy departs from previous approach, pivoting to Japan and taking harder line on North Korea

With new strategy, Yoon Suk-yeol reimagines South Korea’s role on global stage
John LeeJohn Lee June 8, 2023
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