Featured Business & Economy 7 July 2021 Krafton, a Leading Videogame Company, Prepares for an IPO The publisher of PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds is poised to become South Korea's most valuable videogame company.
Featured Newsletter 5 July 2021 TBR Weekly Update: Week 5, June 2021 The proposed law prohibiting discrimination based on sexual orientation may have a better chance this time. Presidential race kicks off in earnest.
Featured Business & Economy 5 July 2021 Mid-sized Construction Company to Buy the Troubled Eastar Jet Acquisition by Seongjeong Construction is raising eyebrows as it is making a KRW 110b bid.
Featured Key Players 3 July 2021 Obituary: Yu Sang-cheol, 50, Hero of South Korea's 2002 FIFA World Cup Run After retiring in 2006, Yu astonished the public by disclosing for the first time that he was functionally blind in his left eye and played with one eye for most of his career.
Featured Liberals 2 July 2021 Democratic Party Demands 12 of Its Lawmakers Suspected of Real Estate Speculation to Leave the Party Conservatives initially resisted investigation, but is bowing to the public pressure.
Featured Liberals 1 July 2021 Former Justice Minister's Best-Selling Memoir Compels a Look Back on the Cho Kuk Affair The former Justice Minister's new memoir is sweeping the bestseller lists.
Featured Climate Change 30 June 2021 Climate Change Comes for South Korea's Seafood The new data journalism site shows climate change is hurting cold water fish.
Featured COVID-19 29 June 2021 South Korea's Biotech Firms Thrive in the Pandemic The new richest man of South Korea is an owner of a biotech company.
Featured Newsletter 28 June 2021 TBR Weekly Update: Week 4, June 2021 Former Supreme Prosecutor, the leading conservative presidential candidate, is coming under increasing scrutiny as he makes an uneven transition toward politics.
Conservatives 28 June 2021 Conservatives Elect Incel Leader as Its New Chairman Lee is the first major party chairman in South Korean history to have never won an election.
Featured Recommendations 26 June 2021 Book Review: a Nuanced Look at North Korean Defectors Jo Cheon-hyeon's book The Defectors takes down the myths about the North Koreans who leave their country.
Featured Conservatives 25 June 2021 Spy Agency Interfered with Overseas Voting in 2012 The National Intelligence Service agent who blew the whistle was tortured with sensory deprivation.
Featured Climate Change 24 June 2021 Climate Change Returns to the Top of the South Korean Agenda By hosting the P4G summit, Seoul seeks to make up for the lost time.
Featured Liberals 23 June 2021 Justice Party’s Surprising Rightward Lurch The erstwhile progressive party is now the left flank of the conservatives.
Newsletter 21 June 2021 TBR Weekly Update: Week 3, June 2021 As the pandemic's end nears, Moon Jae-in tours Europe.
Featured North Korea 21 June 2021 With the Workers’ Party Rule Changes, Kim Jong Un Strikes His Own Path The new Number 2 post may mean Kim Jong Un has health concerns.
Featured Society 19 June 2021 Picasso's "Massacre in Korea" Visits Seoul The painting previously had difficulty being exhibited in South Korea as it depicted US forces' of massacre of North Koreans.
Featured National Security 18 June 2021 Poll: Volunteer Military Favored over Conscription For the first time, the end of conscription is favored in an opinion poll.
Featured Liberals 17 June 2021 The Political Culture that is Roh Moo-hyun Twelve years after Roh's death, the memory of the late president has been the emotional engine of the liberals.
Featured Business & Economy 16 June 2021 Namyang Dairy Sold to a Private Equity Company After a Scandal Private equity company Hahn & Company bought the embattled dairy producer out of family ownership.
