Domestic Politics
Experts call for action amid South Korea’s rapid demographic change
The rise in foreign residents triggers a broader debate on multiculturalism and the need for improved societal cohesion
Rift between president and ruling party chief surfaces as general elections loom
Presidential office’s request for Han Dong-hoon’s resignation underscores growing divide in People Power Party
South Korea’s rival parties propose actions to reverse low birthrate amid doubts
Financial incentives alone will not likely tackle deep-rooted cultural norms that impede birthrate improvement
Yoon’s tax reform proposals face partisan gridlock amid national debt concerns
South Korean president’s tax vision comes amid increasing national debt and reduced tax revenue, faces political reality
Yoon Suk-yeol pushes for delay in industrial safety law amid SME struggles
With general elections looming, time is running out to delay full implementation of the Serious Accident Punishment Act
South Korea bets on semiconductor mega cluster for global edge
Mega cluster investment promises economic growth but faces opposition party scrutiny amid need for nuclear power
South Korea’s #MeToo movement faces legal hurdles after Supreme Court verdict
Despite heightened awareness, South Korea’s legal system struggles to keep pace with the social movement
South Korea maintains oil, LNG stability amid Middle East tensions
Industry ministry secures energy supplies while navigating upcoming general elections and debt-laden energy companies
Challenges of Korean film industry, aftermath of knife attack — Pilot Ep. 7
Korea Pro discusses how ROK movie industry suffered from low profitability, controversy surrounding criminal identities
Yoon’s new economic security adviser appointment emphasizes trade with China
The appointment of Wang Yun-jong, a China economy expert, signals Seoul’s intent to balance its technology diplomacy