Peter Ward is a research fellow at the Sejong Institute. His work focuses on North Korean politics, the economy and society. He has a Ph.D. from the University of Vienna.
Report reveals uneven growth, rising government debt and population concerns, overshadowing historic milestone
Analysis shows significant impact of international stances on partisan voters, challenging conventional wisdom
Lack of transparency or connections with constituencies has historically led South Korean voters to reject incumbents
Short-selling ban aims to shield smaller investors but faces scrutiny over long-term market volatility
Navigating the tug-of-war between China and the U.S., South Korea faces challenges and choices
Fears of abandonment have spurred quest for stronger nuclear assurances, but ROK faces dearth of alternative partners
The nation’s fiscal shortfall is real, but budget cuts undermining key sectors could diminish future growth prospects
As Chinese real estate woes and mercantilist policies persist, other emerging markets present new horizons for growth
While manufacturing thrives, service sector grapples with productivity as it struggles with structural inefficiencies
As societal values shift, there is a surge in demand for upscale establishments as retailers shift to virtual stores
Get the Daily Briefing
Specialist news and analysis,
research tools, and unique data sets
Internet Explorer is not compatible with this website. We instead recommend using Chrome, Edge, Firefox or Safari.
Microsoft ceased supporting IE 10 and older in 2016.
In addition, Microsoft cyber-security chief Chris Jackson has been urging users to stop using the browser since February 2019.
Enter your details below
Already have an account? SIGN IN
Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email.
Don't have an account? SIGN UP