Domestic Politics
South Korea’s ruling party faces leadership void as Kim Gi-hyeon resigns
Resignation of PPP leader just months before general elections stirs concerns over the party’s electoral viability
South Korea’s big five-year defense plan clashes with Yoon’s austerity budget
Yoon administration will face stiff opposition to ambitious military spending amid budget constraints
South Korea’s disabled left behind in urban tech boom with public transport woes
In a country renowned for its tech prowess, South Korea’s disabled fight for equitable public transport access
South Korea’s successful spy satellite launch, cabinet reshuffle — Pilot Ep. 2
The Korea Pro team delves into South Korea's ambitions and challenges in advancing space technology
Justice minister’s immigration vision clashes with South Korea’s reality
Recent government decisions and societal trends counter Justice Minister Han Dong-hoon’s immigration plans
Twitch’s exit highlights costs of South Korea’s insular digital strategy
Streaming platform has blamed increased regulation on foreign firms, and its departure could have major economic impact
Why South Korea’s political scene is ready for the rise of a new party
Lee Jun-seok seeks to reshape Korea’s political landscape amid disillusionment, but his divisive image may be a hurdle
How former ruling party leader plans to disrupt South Korea’s upcoming elections
Amid internal strife in major parties, Lee Jun-seok’s political maneuvering could reshape the 2024 election landscape
South Korea’s overconfidence adds salt to the wound of failed World Expo bid
Busan suffered landslide defeat for 2030 expo, raising questions about ROK’s diplomatic prowess and strategic planning
Busan’s Expo bid fails: Riyadh wins 2030 hosting rights
The decision raises questions about South Korea’s global influence and event-hosting capabilities