Analysis
South Korea’s Cheonan survivors still awaiting mental health support
Despite new legislation, survivors continue to face societal stigma and slow government recognition of PTSD and trauma
Why Japan’s new prime minister could pave way for better ties with South Korea
Ishiba’s moderate stance on historical issues could facilitate cooperation, if military focus doesn’t raise alarm
South Korea’s extended short-selling ban poses risk to market liquidity
Institutional investors face further regulatory costs as Seoul struggles to implement its new monitoring system on time
South Korea’s independent theaters face extinction amid multiplex dominance
Experts say corporate control over film industry crowds out smaller players, to detriment of creativity and diversity
South Korea’s ubiquitous messaging app’s security gaps risk millions of users
Kakao’s legacy protocol and limited bug bounty program leave users vulnerable to potential attacks and data leaks
South Korea’s e-sports professionals face career instability amid education gaps
A fragmented education system and dependence on limited game titles threaten the future of the country’s e-sports stars
South Korea looks to overhaul e-commerce with strict payment regulations
Amendments to financial laws target gaps exposed by TMON-Wemakeprice crisis but may limit market competition
South Korea boosts housing and parental leave to reverse declining birth rate
The Yoon administration’s $14.8 billion plan aims to reduce financial barriers, but cultural challenges persist
Homelessness in South Korea remains underreported and under-supported
Despite a decline, experts highlight critical gaps in housing access and essential services for vulnerable groups
South Korea’s game developers bet big on consoles as global market heats up
As mobile games fall out of favor and Chinese competitors emerge, South Korean developers strive to remain relevant