Domestic Politics
Yoon’s history games: How dictator’s son’s apology furthers New Right agenda
Apologies for deaths caused by Syngman Rhee in 1960 revolution align with conservative presidencies, inviting suspicion
Yoon braces for political battle as he unveils dramatically scaled back budget
2024 proposal raises spending by least amount in nearly two decades, cutting R&D investment but hiking pension payouts
How a South Korean creditor’s troubles put ROK financial stability at risk
Saemaul Geumgo’s over-investment in real estate financing and liquidity issues could snowball into major problems
South Korea’s Jamboree debacle: Implications for the country’s 2030 Expo bid
Allegations of financial malfeasance and lack of preparations for the event could sway BIE voters away from Korea
How a botched military probe risks eroding South Korean national security
Marine’s death has ignited political debate about military safety and readiness, while shining light on legal reforms