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Why the mayor of Seoul, a municipal leader, is calling for nuclear weapons
Analysis

Why the mayor of Seoul, a municipal leader, is calling for nuclear weapons

Oh Se-hoon has outsized political influence that could shape ROK debate on nukes — and boost his presidential ambitions

Why the mayor of Seoul, a municipal leader, is calling for nuclear weapons
John LeeJohn Lee March 15, 2023
Why more and more South Koreans are choosing not to have children
Analysis

Why more and more South Koreans are choosing not to have children

Child care costs, unhelpful workplaces and shifting values drive what expert says is ‘rational choice’ to go childless

Why more and more South Koreans are choosing not to have children
Hyojin KimHyojin Kim March 14, 2023
South Korean exporters face uphill battle as EU mulls raw materials law
Analysis

South Korean exporters face uphill battle as EU mulls raw materials law

Europe’s answer to Inflation Reduction Act could force shift in facilities and supply lines that few firms can afford

South Korean exporters face uphill battle as EU mulls raw materials law
John LeeJohn Lee March 13, 2023
Yoon’s support stands firm despite South Korean opposition to forced labor deal
Analysis

Yoon’s support stands firm despite South Korean opposition to forced labor deal

President’s conservative base backs agreement with Japan, showing Yoon has free hand to pursue foreign policy vision

Yoon’s support stands firm despite South Korean opposition to forced labor deal
Karl FriedhoffKarl Friedhoff March 13, 2023
Yoon Suk-yeol’s state visit to the US could be his greatest challenge yet
Analysis

Yoon Suk-yeol’s state visit to the US could be his greatest challenge yet

Beset by trade disagreements with US and deteriorating economy, Yoon must deliver results ahead of next year’s election

Yoon Suk-yeol’s state visit to the US could be his greatest challenge yet
John LeeJohn Lee March 10, 2023
Polling mirage? Yoon Suk-yeol’s rising approval rates may not be what they seem
Analysis

Polling mirage? Yoon Suk-yeol’s rising approval rates may not be what they seem

New survey puts South Korean president’s popularity at 8-month high but may not provide sound basis for policy decisions

Polling mirage? Yoon Suk-yeol’s rising approval rates may not be what they seem
Karl FriedhoffKarl Friedhoff March 9, 2023
Why South Korea’s new ruling party leader faces difficult days ahead
Analysis

Why South Korea’s new ruling party leader faces difficult days ahead

Kim Gi-hyeon faces corruption allegations and will have to win over those who view him as too close to president

Why South Korea’s new ruling party leader faces difficult days ahead
John LeeJohn Lee March 8, 2023
Why the ROK-Japan deal on forced labor will be hard for opponents to overturn
Analysis

Why the ROK-Japan deal on forced labor will be hard for opponents to overturn

Yoon is early in presidency and his foreign policy prioritizes normal relations with democratic neighbor

Why the ROK-Japan deal on forced labor will be hard for opponents to overturn
Justin YeoJustin Yeo March 7, 2023
South Korea has good reason to reconsider costs of providing weapons to Ukraine
Analysis

South Korea has good reason to reconsider costs of providing weapons to Ukraine

US and its allies are nudging Seoul to arm Kyiv, and some experts say Russia will have limited ability to retaliate

South Korea has good reason to reconsider costs of providing weapons to Ukraine
John LeeJohn Lee March 6, 2023
Video games are the latest cultural battleground between South Korea and China
Analysis

Video games are the latest cultural battleground between South Korea and China

Resentment over cultural ownership runs deep between the two countries, and video games are the latest iteration of it

Video games are the latest cultural battleground between South Korea and China
James FretwellJames Fretwell March 3, 2023
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