Domestic Politics
Plans to relocate the National Assembly and halting livelihood debates — Ep. 11
Yoon pauses debates, US and Japan will upgrade their alliance, and South Korean doctors elect a new leader
March 29, 2024
South Korean ruling party pushes revised Nursing Act amid doctor strikes
With the medical field in upheaval, the People Power Party turns to new allies that they previously spurned
March 29, 2024
Why South Korea’s ruling party wants to relocate parliament outside Seoul
Moving National Assembly could promote regional development and win votes, but may also be unconstitutional
March 28, 2024
Yoon backs National Assembly move to Sejong City amid election frenzy
Ruling party leader’s plan to relocate legislative branch promises potential benefits for housing market
March 28, 2024
South Korea’s med school expansion plan sparks debate over long-term impact
Experts warn that larger pool of doctors may not fix urban-rural divide and that competition will only intensify
March 27, 2024
South Korea’s general election is poised to make or break Yoon’s agenda
While ruling party victory would help Yoon advance policies, experts say muddled result could exacerbate gridlock
March 27, 2024
South Korea’s 2025 budget proposal prioritizes innovation, future technologies
Reversal in budget priorities likely a belated attempt to rectify earlier decision, support semiconductor industry
March 27, 2024
Yoon calls for flexibility in trainee doctor license suspension
Ruling party leader’s meeting with medical professors prompts government to reconsider stance
March 25, 2024
How Yong Hye-in made her name pushing progressive causes that others won’t
A champion of basic income, the young lawmaker has won praise from even opponents for her legislative acumen
March 22, 2024
Power struggles, unlikely alliances, and election surprises — Ep. 10
Yoon & Han’s power struggle, Lee & Cho’s rivalry, and a Seoul district becomes an election battleground
March 22, 2024
