Analysis
South Korea has a stalking problem that government seems unwilling to confront
Recent murder of young woman in Seoul subway latest manifestation of high rates of sex and violent crimes against women
Xi Jinping’s consolidation of power spells trouble for South Korea
China doubled down on competition with US at party congress, jeopardizing 30 years of fruitful cooperation with Seoul
South Korean banks are wildly undervalued. Foreign investors should take a look.
Government oversight limits growth but improved capitalization has left banks better prepared for economic shocks
Why South Korea’s highly regulated economy is a headache for foreign investors
While the country excels at transparency, entrenched interests in key sectors limit returns foreign investors can expect
What to make of the large-scale protests against Yoon Suk-yeol in Seoul
Rallies modeled on those that toppled Park Geun-hye have attracted progressive support but have yet to cross party lines
King Kakao: Tech giant fights to keep its crown after server outage scandal
Company behind South Korea’s main messenger faces regulation to ensure such incidents don’t threaten national security
Redeploying US tactical nukes may not go far enough for South Koreans
New poll finds public lukewarm on idea, despite long-standing support for an indigenous nuclear program
The cost of South Korean media’s obsession with vows, promises and pledges
Uncritical amplification of political statements and press releases remains commonplace, crowding out original reporting
Rejecting refugees a missed chance for Seoul to stand up to Russian aggression
Yoon administration tiptoeing around ties with Moscow despite saying it wants to do more to defend democratic freedoms
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