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October 11, 2024
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In South Korea, shark meat is tradition — but the oceans can’t keep up
Feature

In South Korea, shark meat is tradition — but the oceans can’t keep up

Investigation reveals protected species for sale, highlighting struggle between tradition and conservation

In South Korea, shark meat is tradition — but the oceans can’t keep up
Ifang BremerIfang Bremer September 13, 2024
AI in military, data privacy and illegal money lenders — Ep. 38
Podcast

AI in military, data privacy and illegal money lenders — Ep. 38

Jeongmin and John discuss the military AI conference, new data collection rules and a crackdown on illegal lending

AI in military, data privacy and illegal money lenders — Ep. 38
KOREA PROKOREA PRO September 13, 2024
Yoon administration backs ‘flexible’ labor to boost economic growth
Briefings

Yoon administration backs ‘flexible’ labor to boost economic growth

Efforts to restructure wage and retirement systems signal a pivot towards adaptable work hours and compensation

Yoon administration backs ‘flexible’ labor to boost economic growth
KOREA PROKOREA PRO September 13, 2024
South Korea’s financial watchdog tightens grip on illegal money lenders
Briefings

South Korea’s financial watchdog tightens grip on illegal money lenders

Government reforms could shrink unregulated lending but may marginalize borrowers with poor credit scores

South Korea’s financial watchdog tightens grip on illegal money lenders
KOREA PROKOREA PRO September 12, 2024
Fewer South Koreans marrying will likely lead to lower demand for homeownership
Briefings

Fewer South Koreans marrying will likely lead to lower demand for homeownership

New data shows that only a third of young South Koreans married in 2022, a decrease from the previous year

Fewer South Koreans marrying will likely lead to lower demand for homeownership
KOREA PROKOREA PRO September 11, 2024
Kim Moon-soo: From activist to conservative politician, his own worst enemy
Profiles

Kim Moon-soo: From activist to conservative politician, his own worst enemy

Labor minister’s ideological shifts and self-inflicted controversies risk undermining his credibility and effectiveness

Kim Moon-soo: From activist to conservative politician, his own worst enemy
Jeongmin KimJeongmin Kim September 6, 2024
Diplomatic faux pas, challenging trade deals and deepfakes — Ep. 37
Podcast

Diplomatic faux pas, challenging trade deals and deepfakes — Ep. 37

Kim Tae-hyo says the quiet part aloud, Korea seeks to import Australian lithium, and KHNP’s nuclear deal is in trouble

Diplomatic faux pas, challenging trade deals and deepfakes — Ep. 37
KOREA PROKOREA PRO September 6, 2024
South Korea’s top court demands action on climate targets for future generations
Analysis

South Korea’s top court demands action on climate targets for future generations

Constitutional Court orders more concrete post-2030 emission targets, raising challenges for government and industries

South Korea’s top court demands action on climate targets for future generations
Joon Ha ParkJoon Ha Park September 5, 2024
South Korea to investigate Telegram for allegedly abetting deepfake sex crimes
Briefings

South Korea to investigate Telegram for allegedly abetting deepfake sex crimes

Investigation into messaging app follows arrest of CEO in France, highlighting cross-border nature of digital sex crimes

South Korea to investigate Telegram for allegedly abetting deepfake sex crimes
KOREA PROKOREA PRO September 3, 2024
South Korea’s new Nursing Act faces criticism amid fears for patient safety
Analysis

South Korea’s new Nursing Act faces criticism amid fears for patient safety

Law gives physician assistant nurses more responsibilities, but gaps in training and legal clarity worry experts

South Korea’s new Nursing Act faces criticism amid fears for patient safety
Joon Ha ParkJoon Ha Park September 2, 2024
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