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After bracing for hard-left turn, Seoul’s business elite warm to Lee Jae-myung
Business leaders voice cautious optimism about Lee’s centrist approach and tariff wins, despite lingering tax concerns
Sex workers barricade against demolition in Seoul’s last red-light district
Miari Texas faces court eviction as women resist displacement, citing lack of aid, dignity and housing support
Ukraine envoy courts South Korean investment as Russia-DPRK ties deepen
In an exclusive interview, Ponomarenko calls for advanced air defense systems and rapid Korean investment in key sectors
Digital memory project rewrites Korean War remembrance on forgotten battlefield
A grassroots tour near the DMZ uses QR codes and videos to revive a British battle where official memory fell silent
FULL TEXT: President Lee Jae-myung’s June 4 inaugural address
Lee calls for unity, democratic restoration and inclusive growth in speech after taking office without transition
Timeline: What to expect as South Korea prepares for June 3 snap election
From candidate filings to early voting, here are the key dates in South Korea’s snap election triggered by Yoon’s ouster
A nation holds its breath: Photo report from Yoon Suk-yeol’s final day in office
As the court announced its ruling, celebration and resignation unfolded in public squares across downtown Seoul
Full text: South Korea’s top court upholds Yoon Suk-yeol’s impeachment
Court cites misuse of military against parliament, betraying public trust and violating constitutional principles
South Korea’s historic wildfires leave behind ash, anger and abandonment
Local residents describe blazing infernos, failing signals and a capital more focused on politics than people in crisis
A nation divided: Protesters voice conflicting views on Yoon’s impeachment
South Koreans across the country express fear and hope as both sides see impeachment as a fight for the nation’s future














