Analysis
South Korea’s dual economy: Manufacturing might vs service slump
While manufacturing thrives, service sector grapples with productivity as it struggles with structural inefficiencies
From digital threats to real-world violence: The thin, blurring line
As Korean authorities balance public safety and online freedom, anonymity and easily bypassed laws lead to challenges
Typhoon Khanun forces retreat from South Korea’s problem-plagued Scout Jamboree
Following management missteps and allegations of sex crimes, incoming typhoon lands final blow forcing early departure
Terror in South Korea: Knife attacks spur death penalty discussions
In the wake of violent crimes, nation seeks to navigate human rights with perceived necessity for severe punishment
Why pediatric care in South Korea faces a precipitous decline
Economic challenges drive closures and force practitioners to seek more lucrative avenues, escalating the crisis
A Democratic Party official’s remarks ignite debate on ageism in South Korea
Democratic Party’s reputation at stake after committee head refers to elderly as those ‘with a short future’
Violence against teachers raises alarm about South Korea’s toxic schools
Educators allege legal changes have diluted their authority and empowered parental bullying, sparking teacher exodus
Successful Redback delivery poses risk and reward for Korea’s defense industry
The Redback was explicitly designed for the international market, meaning there are no domestic units ready for delivery
How US-South Korea Nuclear Consultative Group portends a new era of diplomacy
Leaders from the US, South Korea and Japan seek to bolster defense alliances amid escalating regional security concerns
South Korea’s plan to curb protests set to face fierce backlash
Yoon administration says it seeks to maintain public order, but critics see effort to roll back basic democratic right