Domestic Politics
Lee Jae-myung’s Marine Corps plan faces feasibility and political hurdles
Experts warn that his proposal for independent Marine branch may be costly and struggle to gain support within military
Yoon’s impeachment trial nears verdict as political stakes continue to rise
With four hearings left, South Korea’s Constitutional Court faces pressure to rule on Yoon’s fate before mid-April
South Korea in January 2025: A month in review and what’s ahead
An analytical look at the main developments from January 1 to 31, 2025, and key outlook for February 2025
South Korea’s opposition stumbles as conservative support surges
The Democratic Party loses momentum as impeachment proceedings rally conservative voters around embattled ruling party
A nation divided: Protesters voice conflicting views on Yoon’s impeachment
South Koreans across the country express fear and hope as both sides see impeachment as a fight for the nation’s future
Morgan Stanley slashes South Korea’s 2025 growth outlook to 1.5%
The global investment bank’s forecast highlights weak domestic demand and rising trade risks amid global uncertainty
DeepSeek disruption and US tariffs could sideline South Korea from AI revolution
The ROK risks becoming a mere chip supplier for US and Chinese AI giants instead of leading tech innovation
Former South Korean defense minister walks back testimony to defend president
Yoon Suk-yeol admits martial law was potentially illegal but claims he did not intend to execute the decree
Lee Jae-myung pivots to pragmatism as he eyes South Korea’s presidency
Opposition leader’s shift to pro-business policies seeks to court moderates and investors amid political polarization
Trump’s return, South Korea’s fiscal debate, and Yoon’s legal troubles — Ep. 59
The Korea Pro team discusses Trump’s presidency, fiscal stimulus calls and South Korea’s ongoing political strife