Culture & Society
Yoon’s martial law blueprint: Leaked notes uncover chilling crackdown plans
Documents attributed to an ex-army intelligence chief reveal plans for mass arrests and extrajudicial killings
Why South Korean protests are becoming more festive and less ideological
Digital activism and pop culture are reshaping public demonstrations, making them more inclusive but less structured
Lee Jae-myung’s recall plan may make South Korean politics even more chaotic
The opposition leader proposes expanding recall laws, but experts warn of partisan misuse and constitutional hurdles
South Korea in January 2025: A month in review and what’s ahead
An analytical look at the main developments from January 1 to 31, 2025, and key outlook for February 2025
South Korea’s opposition stumbles as conservative support surges
The Democratic Party loses momentum as impeachment proceedings rally conservative voters around embattled ruling party
A nation divided: Protesters voice conflicting views on Yoon’s impeachment
South Koreans across the country express fear and hope as both sides see impeachment as a fight for the nation’s future
Bird strike exposes aviation safety flaws as Muan Airport faces long closure
The Dec. 29 Jeju Air crash highlights gaps in wildlife management and disrupts regional economy until April
South Korea’s consumer confidence rises but remains below long-term average
Hopes for political change and economic reform fuel future optimism despite current instability and Trump’s return
Political chaos in South Korea as protesters storm court over Yoon’s arrest
Experts warn of institutional strain as far-right protesters attack judiciary in defense of Yoon Suk-yeol
Violence erupts as impeached president faces arrest in martial law probe
Yoon’s supporters storm court amid escalating tensions, raising concerns over South Korea’s democratic stability