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Analysis

Great power rivalry limits the extent to which Yoon and Xi can work together
Analysis

Great power rivalry limits the extent to which Yoon and Xi can work together

South Korea and China appeared at odds on North Korea and economic issues at first bilateral summit since pandemic

Great power rivalry limits the extent to which Yoon and Xi can work together
James FretwellJames Fretwell November 17, 2022
Security concerns nudge South Korea and Japan closer, with encouragement from US
Analysis

Security concerns nudge South Korea and Japan closer, with encouragement from US

First official summit reveals Yoon and Kishida want a reset, but nationalism remains a constant risk to progress

Security concerns nudge South Korea and Japan closer, with encouragement from US
Justin YeoJustin Yeo November 16, 2022
The network fee fiasco that could cripple South Korea’s internet
Analysis

The network fee fiasco that could cripple South Korea’s internet

Proposed law would penalize popular content providers and discourage investment, while abandoning net neutrality

The network fee fiasco that could cripple South Korea’s internet
John LeeJohn Lee November 15, 2022
What the US midterm results mean for South Korea’s security and economy
Analysis

What the US midterm results mean for South Korea’s security and economy

China remains at center of US foreign policy in East Asia, leaving little room for imagination on the Korean Peninsula

What the US midterm results mean for South Korea’s security and economy
Sooyoung OhSooyoung Oh November 14, 2022
Sound and fury: A divided South Korean parliament ends contentious audit
Analysis

Sound and fury: A divided South Korean parliament ends contentious audit

Progressives assailed trilateral military drills and response to Itaewon tragedy during weekslong audit of government

Sound and fury: A divided South Korean parliament ends contentious audit
Justin YeoJustin Yeo November 11, 2022
Tragic factory death sets Yoon administration up for showdown with labor unions
Analysis

Tragic factory death sets Yoon administration up for showdown with labor unions

Boycott against bakery chain could could fuel labor-led protests against the unpopular, pro-business president

Tragic factory death sets Yoon administration up for showdown with labor unions
John LeeJohn Lee November 10, 2022
The Rising Sun will rise again? ROK fears of Japanese militarism linger on
Analysis

The Rising Sun will rise again? ROK fears of Japanese militarism linger on

Controversy over South Korea’s attendance at Japan’s fleet review reflects precarious efforts to improve relations

The Rising Sun will rise again? ROK fears of Japanese militarism linger on
James FretwellJames Fretwell November 9, 2022
Polls indicate public may blame local authorities for Itaewon tragedy, not Yoon
Analysis

Polls indicate public may blame local authorities for Itaewon tragedy, not Yoon

South Korean leader’s approval rates have held steady since deadly crowd crush, and he may see opening to attack police

Polls indicate public may blame local authorities for Itaewon tragedy, not Yoon
Karl FriedhoffKarl Friedhoff November 8, 2022
Legoland default a bleak signal for South Korea’s corporate bond market
Analysis

Legoland default a bleak signal for South Korea’s corporate bond market

ROK authorities have indicated they’ll intervene to avert a crisis, but some defaults and rate raises likely inevitable

Legoland default a bleak signal for South Korea’s corporate bond market
Peter WardPeter Ward November 7, 2022
South Korea’s poor response to crowd crush tragedy faces international criticism
Analysis

South Korea’s poor response to crowd crush tragedy faces international criticism

Measures to send back foreign victims’ bodies spark controversy, as disaster quickly turns into domestic political issue

South Korea’s poor response to crowd crush tragedy faces international criticism
Justin YeoJustin Yeo November 4, 2022
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