Inter-Korean & Foreign Relations
South Korea’s unprepared classrooms tested by rising multiculturalism
Over 180,000 students struggle as policies and societal attitudes lag behind diversity needs
South Korean firms face challenges as global disclosure rules tighten
Stricter disclosure requirements in the EU and US force South Korean firms to adapt quickly or risk losing ground
Special episode with Jumin Lee: Korea’s evolving political climate — Ep. 12
Discussing decreased female representation, deteriorating political culture, and potential post-election legislation
South Korean ambassador to Australia resigns, dealing blow to ruling party
Lee Jong-sup’s resignation amid corruption probe may further erode public confidence in Yoon administration
Plans to relocate the National Assembly and halting livelihood debates — Ep. 11
Yoon pauses debates, US and Japan will upgrade their alliance, and South Korean doctors elect a new leader
How plans to upgrade US-Japan defense pact complicate Seoul’s strategic calculus
South Korea may double-down on trilateral cooperation to avoid being sidelined, but risks blowback from neighbors
South Korea, Romania emphasize deepening ties amid global uncertainties
Seoul looks to Bucharest for defense and energy cooperation, even as legal disputes with Westinghouse persist
South Korea eyes joining G7, but faces hurdles amid democratic backsliding
Bid to join elite group will depend on ability to address domestic and global challenges, including risks for China ties
South Korea seeks trade gains with UK, Lithuania amid global tensions
Seoul aims to diversify partnerships and maintain export competitiveness but risks alienating China
South Korea hosts democracy summit as its own democratic principles erode
Blinken’s visit comes amid growing concerns about the country’s democratic backsliding under President Yoon Suk-yeol