Culture & Society
Sewol ferry documentary delay sparks outcry as victims seek justice and closure
KBS’s postponement of documentary about disaster reignites debate over government accountability and public trust
South Korea’s apartment dwellers face violent crimes amid noise disputes
Experts point to inadequate construction and dispute resolution as the main factors fueling the surge in conflicts
In South Korea, residents fight to preserve nature from encroaching golf courses
As the number of golf courses continues to grow, concerned residents fight against the powerful golf industry
South Korea’s general elections marred by smear campaigns and uncertainty
As parties focus on negative tactics, voter turnout and undecided voters hold the key to election outcome
South Korea’s election watchdog races to ensure integrity amid spy cam scandal
As voters head to the polls on Wednesday, experts warn of the dangers posed by political division and erosion of trust
South Korea’s unprepared classrooms tested by rising multiculturalism
Over 180,000 students struggle as policies and societal attitudes lag behind diversity needs
Special episode with Jumin Lee: Korea’s evolving political climate — Ep. 12
Discussing decreased female representation, deteriorating political culture, and potential post-election legislation
South Korean parties pledge climate change action, but offer few specifics
Experts say politicians are more focused on climate crisis but question whether campaign promises are just lip service
Plans to relocate the National Assembly and halting livelihood debates — Ep. 11
Yoon pauses debates, US and Japan will upgrade their alliance, and South Korean doctors elect a new leader
South Korea’s med school expansion plan sparks debate over long-term impact
Experts warn that larger pool of doctors may not fix urban-rural divide and that competition will only intensify