Briefings
South Korea’s election commission refutes claims of advance voting manipulation
Former acting president points to video as evidence of election fraud, but election commission dismisses claims
Russia summons South Korean ambassador over what it calls “unfriendly” sanctions
Moscow’s veto of DPRK sanctions monitoring panel and growing military cooperation with Pyongyang prompt Seoul’s action
Yoon appears to offer olive branch to striking doctors amid medical school quota
President Yoon Suk-yeol’s promise to “respect” medical residents’ position leaves room for interpretation
US reportedly presses South Korea to tighten chip export controls on China
From waivers to pressure, Washington’s stance change complicates South Korea’s geopolitical stance
South Korea’s investment hub dreams face domestic regulatory hurdles
AMCHAM meeting with finance minister underscores challenges in creating welcoming environment for foreign investors
South Korean presidential office hints at flexibility on medical school quota
Yoon administration under pressure to end healthcare crisis quickly as parliamentary elections near
South Korean ambassador to Australia resigns, dealing blow to ruling party
Lee Jong-sup’s resignation amid corruption probe may further erode public confidence in Yoon administration
South Korean ruling party pushes revised Nursing Act amid doctor strikes
With the medical field in upheaval, the People Power Party turns to new allies that they previously spurned
Yoon backs National Assembly move to Sejong City amid election frenzy
Ruling party leader’s plan to relocate legislative branch promises potential benefits for housing market
South Korea’s 2025 budget proposal prioritizes innovation, future technologies
Reversal in budget priorities likely a belated attempt to rectify earlier decision, support semiconductor industry