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How China’s growing clout helped bump South Korea from Human Rights Council
Analysis

How China’s growing clout helped bump South Korea from Human Rights Council

ROK’s failed bid to stay on council a blow to human rights accountability as Beijing’s friends take its place

How China’s growing clout helped bump South Korea from Human Rights Council
Jack GreenbergJack Greenberg October 17, 2022
Yoon moves to scrap gender ministry in appeal to anti-feminist supporters
Analysis

Yoon moves to scrap gender ministry in appeal to anti-feminist supporters

Closing ministry would mark a step backward for South Korean women, though opposition party could block president’s plan

Yoon moves to scrap gender ministry in appeal to anti-feminist supporters
James FretwellJames Fretwell October 13, 2022
The South Korean public doesn’t buy Yoon’s narrative on hot mic moment
Analysis

The South Korean public doesn’t buy Yoon’s narrative on hot mic moment

President’s approval rate has recovered, but majority see his criticism of broadcaster’s reporting as media suppression

The South Korean public doesn’t buy Yoon’s narrative on hot mic moment
Karl FriedhoffKarl Friedhoff October 12, 2022
Ukraine war and North Korean threats push forward South Korea’s arms industry
Analysis

Ukraine war and North Korean threats push forward South Korea’s arms industry

Yoon administration has prioritized weapons exports, and experts say Seoul can quickly scale up to meet soaring demand

Ukraine war and North Korean threats push forward South Korea’s arms industry
Sojin JungSojin Jung October 11, 2022
Multilateralism key for South Korean supply chains, growing arms industry
Analysis

Multilateralism key for South Korean supply chains, growing arms industry

While China threatens its autonomy, Seoul can improve economic resilience through cooperation with other regional powers

Multilateralism key for South Korean supply chains, growing arms industry
Abhishek SharmaAbhishek Sharma October 10, 2022
How Russia’s brain drain could be South Korea’s gain
Analysis

How Russia’s brain drain could be South Korea’s gain

Government says it wants to attract highly skilled workers, even if public mostly opposed to long-term immigration

How Russia’s brain drain could be South Korea’s gain
James FretwellJames Fretwell October 6, 2022
Seoul’s diplomacy left weakened after parliament votes against foreign minister
Analysis

Seoul’s diplomacy left weakened after parliament votes against foreign minister

Opposition-led National Assembly could refuse to talk to Park Jin after no-confidence motion — even in a major crisis

Seoul’s diplomacy left weakened after parliament votes against foreign minister
Justin YeoJustin Yeo October 5, 2022
South Korea’s response to falling birth rates shows the world what not to do
Analysis

South Korea’s response to falling birth rates shows the world what not to do

Government offers piecemeal subsidies while ignoring systemic issues like gender inequality, as demographic crisis looms

South Korea’s response to falling birth rates shows the world what not to do
John LeeJohn Lee October 4, 2022
Why Yoon Suk-yeol’s failings at home hamstring his foreign policy
Analysis

Why Yoon Suk-yeol’s failings at home hamstring his foreign policy

The president has been unable to create momentum and change the narrative surrounding his administration

Why Yoon Suk-yeol’s failings at home hamstring his foreign policy
Karl FriedhoffKarl Friedhoff October 3, 2022
Harris and Yoon all smiles, but future trouble may lurk for US and South Korea
Analysis

Harris and Yoon all smiles, but future trouble may lurk for US and South Korea

The allies appear to be at odds on U.S. tax credits for South Korean EVs, gender equality, and the Taiwan issue

Harris and Yoon all smiles, but future trouble may lurk for US and South Korea
James FretwellJames Fretwell September 29, 2022
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