Business & Economy
South Korea struggles to tackle its growing rice supply glut
Years of cozy relationships between politicians and farmers have incentivized surplus that cannot be controlled
A contentious pro-labor bill expands South Korea’s political fight over unions
Both Yoon administration and opposition seek to use labor issues to score political points ahead of next year’s election
In South Korea, trauma scene cleaners mop up lonely deaths and profits
More people are dying alone without anyone knowing, and a growing number of businesses help make bodies disappear
How Islamophobia in South Korea threatens the country’s image and economy
The ROK seeks to attract and boost immigrants, but it risks driving away Muslims if they don’t feel welcome
Why Yoon’s embrace of populist economics is bad news for South Korea’s economy
President froze utility fees and is bringing in some of country’s largest corporations to support political decisions
The ongoing battle between Seoul and disabled citizens over better metro access
People with disabilities want wheelchair ramps and working elevators across city, but government says it can’t afford it