Domestic Politics
South Korea faces scrutiny over handling of cross-border child abductions
Weak law enforcement has left parents in legal limbo after their former spouses took their children to Korea
A contentious pro-labor bill expands South Korea’s political fight over unions
Both Yoon administration and opposition seek to use labor issues to score political points ahead of next year’s election
Why Yoon’s embrace of populist economics is bad news for South Korea’s economy
President froze utility fees and is bringing in some of country’s largest corporations to support political decisions
The ongoing battle between Seoul and disabled citizens over better metro access
People with disabilities want wheelchair ramps and working elevators across city, but government says it can’t afford it
How interior minister’s impeachment could worsen South Korea’s partisan divide
Opposition party likely seeks distraction from leader’s legal woes, but move could backfire in court of public opinion