Domestic Politics
Why new political parties are emerging ahead of South Korea’s general elections
As the two major parties face internal dissent and leadership crises, rifts signal a changing political landscape
Yoon’s veto on Itaewon bill stirs controversy ahead of parliamentary elections
Move could sow discontent among voters toward the president and the ruling party, already suffering low approval ratings
Minor opposition party floats military duty for women seeking public sector jobs
Lee Jun-seok’s proposal to mandate military service for women collides with fading allure of public sector jobs
A ROK political bromance ended by a Dior purse, Trump risk — Ep. 2
Korea Pro team discusses riff between ruling party leader and Yoon Suk-yeol over First Lady’s scandal
South Korea’s new mugshot law sparks transparency versus privacy debate
Despite a spike in heinous crimes, experts voice concerns that pushing for suspect identity could violate privacy
South Korea’s ruling party leader faces quandary amid rift with President Yoon
Discord between Yoon and ruling party’s interim leader over first lady’s alleged misdeeds casts shadow over elections
Why young South Koreans’ rural dream meets harsh farming reality
Many young people who move to countryside for better life end up returning to city due to lack of government support
South Korea sees decline in union membership amid confrontation with government
A decade of union growth comes to a halt in the face of strong political opposition and deteriorating public perception
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