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Analysis

An outsider candidate could soon lead South Korea’s conservative party
Analysis

An outsider candidate could soon lead South Korea’s conservative party

An unpopular president and resilient opposition leader may be incentivizing conservatives to give Ahn Cheol-soo a chance

An outsider candidate could soon lead South Korea’s conservative party
John LeeJohn Lee February 2, 2023
Why local politics will prevent Yoon Suk-yeol from sending weapons to Ukraine
Analysis

Why local politics will prevent Yoon Suk-yeol from sending weapons to Ukraine

Facing a combative opposition and even harsher geopolitical landscape, Yoon will demur from sending direct military aid

Why local politics will prevent Yoon Suk-yeol from sending weapons to Ukraine
John LeeJohn Lee February 1, 2023
Why the next two years could be critical for future of South Korea-Ecuador ties
Analysis

Why the next two years could be critical for future of South Korea-Ecuador ties

Seoul would benefit from cooperation as Ecuador serves on Security Council, but Quito’s domestic politics could intrude

Why the next two years could be critical for future of South Korea-Ecuador ties
Anthony V. RinnaAnthony V. Rinna January 31, 2023
Yoon Suk-yeol faces headwinds as he seeks to shore up support through reforms
Analysis

Yoon Suk-yeol faces headwinds as he seeks to shore up support through reforms

South Korean public is lukewarm about changes like extending work week, but Yoon likely sees value in taking harder line

Yoon Suk-yeol faces headwinds as he seeks to shore up support through reforms
Karl FriedhoffKarl Friedhoff January 30, 2023
South Korean president plays dangerous game by wading into party leadership race
Analysis

South Korean president plays dangerous game by wading into party leadership race

Yoon Suk-yeol forced frontrunner from race for ruling party chair but risks discord if he backs a remaining candidate

South Korean president plays dangerous game by wading into party leadership race
John LeeJohn Lee January 27, 2023
Why South Korea’s 18-month parental leave is unlikely to reverse fertility woes
Analysis

Why South Korea’s 18-month parental leave is unlikely to reverse fertility woes

The new policy is insufficient to combat entrenched patriarchal values and the gender pay gap

Why South Korea’s 18-month parental leave is unlikely to reverse fertility woes
Britt RobinsonBritt Robinson January 26, 2023
Why South Koreans are unified on China but divided over North Korea
Analysis

Why South Koreans are unified on China but divided over North Korea

Both countries pose major security challenges, but only the North raises difficult questions about national identity

Why South Koreans are unified on China but divided over North Korea
Christopher CarothersChristopher Carothers January 25, 2023
South Korea’s Indo-Pacific strategy neglects the ‘Indo’ part to its detriment
Analysis

South Korea’s Indo-Pacific strategy neglects the ‘Indo’ part to its detriment

Seoul largely views South Asia through an economic lens, overlooking other areas for cooperation with New Delhi

South Korea’s Indo-Pacific strategy neglects the ‘Indo’ part to its detriment
Abhishek SharmaAbhishek Sharma January 24, 2023
How lack of redevelopment provided tinder for a fire in Seoul’s last shantytown
Analysis

How lack of redevelopment provided tinder for a fire in Seoul’s last shantytown

Political disputes have left Guryong Village residents to face poverty and the elements despite ROK’s economic success

How lack of redevelopment provided tinder for a fire in Seoul’s last shantytown
Jack GreenbergJack Greenberg January 23, 2023
Why collapse of South Korean blockchain won’t derail country’s crypto market
Analysis

Why collapse of South Korean blockchain won’t derail country’s crypto market

A supportive administration and cash volatility make crypto an enduring option, but more regulation is coming

Why collapse of South Korean blockchain won’t derail country’s crypto market
Harry ClynchHarry Clynch January 19, 2023
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