Culture & Society
Egg-freezing surge in South Korea signals deeper demographic woes
Efforts to encourage childbearing clash with concerns over medical risks and social impact
Satellite parties and political machinations test South Korean elections
Korea Pro answers some of the most frequently asked questions about the ROK’s complicated election system
Samsung chief acquitted, boosting conglomerate while raising judicial suspicion
Samsung likely set for M&A revival post-acquittal, amid public and international concerns over judicial fairness
Itaewon disaster bill falls victim to political maneuvering
Families' pleas for answers go unheard as the government and opposition prioritize electoral gains over societal healing
How South Korea’s young adult crisis challenges nation’s economic goals
Social expectations driven by education drive and job market divide cause young Koreans to step away from career paths
Minor opposition party floats military duty for women seeking public sector jobs
Lee Jun-seok’s proposal to mandate military service for women collides with fading allure of public sector jobs
South Korea’s new mugshot law sparks transparency versus privacy debate
Despite a spike in heinous crimes, experts voice concerns that pushing for suspect identity could violate privacy
South Korea bets big on webtoons, equity questions surface
South Korea sets ambitious targets but faces concerns over uneven industry support
Why young South Koreans’ rural dream meets harsh farming reality
Many young people who move to countryside for better life end up returning to city due to lack of government support
South Korea sees decline in union membership amid confrontation with government
A decade of union growth comes to a halt in the face of strong political opposition and deteriorating public perception