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South Korea’s spy camera epidemic persists despite stricter laws
Analysis

South Korea’s spy camera epidemic persists despite stricter laws

Wide availability, lenient sentencing and societal attitudes hinder progress in combating digital sex crimes

South Korea’s spy camera epidemic persists despite stricter laws
Hyojin KimHyojin Kim April 30, 2024
First formal meeting between Yoon and opposition leader yields scant progress
Briefings

First formal meeting between Yoon and opposition leader yields scant progress

While Yoon and Lee agree on the need for medical reform, they butted heads on most other issues

First formal meeting between Yoon and opposition leader yields scant progress
KOREA PROKOREA PRO April 30, 2024
Why Gangwon Province turned its back on the Democratic Party in the election
Analysis

Why Gangwon Province turned its back on the Democratic Party in the election

Long-term demographic changes and voter disillusionment contributed to the party’s defeat in the region

Why Gangwon Province turned its back on the Democratic Party in the election
Dylan MotinDylan Motin April 29, 2024
US seeks “fair” and “equitable” defense cost-sharing talks with South Korea
Briefings

US seeks “fair” and “equitable” defense cost-sharing talks with South Korea

Negotiations to determine Seoul’s share of USFK costs face resistance from South Korea’s ruling and opposition parties

US seeks “fair” and “equitable” defense cost-sharing talks with South Korea
KOREA PROKOREA PRO April 29, 2024
President Yoon-DP leader Lee meeting, arms exports, Cho Kuk’s fate — Ep. 16
Podcast

President Yoon-DP leader Lee meeting, arms exports, Cho Kuk’s fate — Ep. 16

Yoon and Lee to discuss $180 handouts; Korea to sell rockets to Poland and missiles to Romania; Cho’s party falls short

President Yoon-DP leader Lee meeting, arms exports, Cho Kuk’s fate — Ep. 16
KOREA PROKOREA PRO April 26, 2024
US aims for three-way nuclear deterrence talks with South Korea, Japan
Briefings

US aims for three-way nuclear deterrence talks with South Korea, Japan

Deputy Secretary of State Kurt Campbell suggests Nobel Peace Prize for Yoon, Kishida amid regional security concerns

US aims for three-way nuclear deterrence talks with South Korea, Japan
KOREA PROKOREA PRO April 26, 2024
Chung Jin-suk, the president’s new chief of staff, is no stranger to controversy
Profiles

Chung Jin-suk, the president’s new chief of staff, is no stranger to controversy

Despite his acerbic tongue, Chung is known for avoiding intra-party factional politics and being ‘personable’

Chung Jin-suk, the president’s new chief of staff, is no stranger to controversy
Jeongmin KimJeongmin Kim April 24, 2024
Why universal cash handouts would have unintended consequences for South Korea
Analysis

Why universal cash handouts would have unintended consequences for South Korea

Experts say opposition leader’s proposal to give every citizen $180 could exacerbate economic issues amid high inflation

Why universal cash handouts would have unintended consequences for South Korea
John LeeJohn Lee April 23, 2024
Yoon, Lee likely to discuss contentious issues in first meet since inauguration
Briefings

Yoon, Lee likely to discuss contentious issues in first meet since inauguration

South Korean president and opposition leader will likely discuss issues related to cash vouchers and special probes

Yoon, Lee likely to discuss contentious issues in first meet since inauguration
KOREA PROKOREA PRO April 22, 2024
Choo Mi-ae’s path from judicial bench to national political reformer
Profiles

Choo Mi-ae’s path from judicial bench to national political reformer

Former justice minister could become next parliament speaker, setting her up to challenge long-time rival Yoon Suk-yeol

Choo Mi-ae’s path from judicial bench to national political reformer
John LeeJohn Lee April 19, 2024
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