Domestic Politics
South Korea’s military faces calls for reform as martial law dust settles
Experts say systemic changes are needed to depoliticize leadership and strengthen civilian oversight
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
Economic recovery at stake as South Korea’s rival parties debate fiscal measures
Central bank’s call for urgent supplementary budget intensifies PPP and DP policy showdown before potential election
Bank of Korea warns of growth slowdown as global trade pressures intensify
Domestic consumption stagnates while Trump’s policies threaten trade, amplifying growth concerns in 2025
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
South Korea unveils sweeping 2025 reforms to modernize its economy and society
Major policy changes include wage hikes, tax reforms, digital IDs, parental benefits and resource security initiatives
Yoon’s arrest, Trump’s inauguration and South Korea’s dilemmas — Ep. 57
How Yoon’s fall from power and Trump’s potential plans for North Korea complicate Seoul’s security future
South Korea’s ruling party faces backlash over Yoon’s arrest and martial law
Allegations of anti-democratic practices and far-right associations put the PPP under intense public scrutiny
Yoon Suk-yeol becomes first sitting president arrested in South Korea
Markets show optimism, but political uncertainty looms over governance and security challenges