Culture & Society
Science vs. Humanities: Why South Korean students switch their academic tracks
University admission strategies lead top science students to humanities, threatening South Korea’s tech growth
Yoon battles scandal as calls for probe on first lady’s influence gain momentum
As public trust erodes, Yoon’s defensive response in 140-minute press conference raises more questions than it answers
South Korea’s food delivery giants face antitrust scrutiny amid rising fees
Baemin, Coupang Eats and Yogiyo investigated for unfair practices as restaurant owners struggle with increased costs
Preserve or destroy: ROK’s last venereal disease detention center sparks debate
Activists, officials and residents clash over preserving former venereal disease detention site tied to US-ROK history
South Korea confronts ethical risks of interrogating North Koreans in Ukraine
While critics fear export of torture if ROK dispatches advisers, it’s in Seoul’s interest to uphold international law
Why the results of South Korea’s by-elections mask growing political fissures
Both major parties faced potent challenges in traditional strongholds, but experts say they’re unlikely to change tack
Han Kang’s Nobel win and South Korea’s diplomatic balancing act — Ep. 43
The Korea Pro team discusses South Korea’s soft power as Yoon Suk-yeol grapples with regional diplomacy
Unsung heroes of Korean literature demand more support and recognition
Translators face financial challenges and policy shifts despite playing a key role in promoting Korean voices abroad
South Korea’s cosmetics exports hit $7.4 billion but lag behind French giants
Despite growth in the U.S. and Japan, South Korea’s beauty industry faces stiff competition from global leaders
Survivors of Gwangju Uprising break silence on sexual violence after 40 years
Testimonies reveal systemic abuse and the failures in South Korea’s support for victims of state violence