Featured Society 18 October 2021 More than 40% of Korean Population Could be Older than 65 in 2060: Data A significant portion of the elderly live alone.
Featured Society 30 September 2021 Women in their 20s: Feminism May be the Future of South Korea’s Liberal Politics Young women are strongly liberal, but not yet sold on the main liberal party.
Featured Society 25 September 2021 New Drama D.P. Highlights Military Brutality The drama is set in 2014, a year rocked with major military abuse scandals.
Featured National Assembly 23 September 2021 Latest Round of Major Legislation by the National Assembly Don't sleep on the legislature, even during the presidential election season.
Featured Society 17 September 2021 Crimes in Seoul: Murder in the Southwest, Gambling and Drugs in the Southeast Sexual assault was evenly distributed throughout the city.
Featured Society 11 September 2021 More Koreans Go Vegan: Data More than a quarter of Koreans under 40 refrain from eating meat for the most part.
Featured History 3 September 2021 30th Anniversary of the Testimony that Sparked Comfort Women Activism Kim Hak-sun was the first former military sex slave to come forward with her story, launching a highly successful public diplomacy campaign.
Featured Society 23 August 2021 Kim Yeon-gyeong Leads the Women's Volleyball Team to Glory Despite failing to medal, the volleyball team's against-all-odds fourth place finish became one of the biggest stories of the Olympics.
Featured Society 21 August 2021 First Disabled Climber to Summit the 14 Highest Peaks Presumed Dead Kim Hong-bin's achievement took a grim turn as he went missing on his way down.
Featured Business & Economy 16 August 2021 Coupang's Lax Response to Warehouse Fire Turns Deadly The safety team at the warehouse disabled the fire alarm six times in the early stages of the fire.
Featured Society 14 August 2021 Bok and South Korea's Changing Perception of Animals Once a day for eating chickens and dogs is now marked with greater rights for animals and veganism.
Featured Society 12 August 2021 Olympics Roundup: Taekwondo to the World; An San's Golden Run Silences Incels Less nationalistic than before, South Korea takes no gold in taekwondo in a stride - but that doesn't mean sexists get to attack a triple gold medal winner.
Featured Business & Economy 11 August 2021 Hyundai Motors a Hidden Hand in South Korea's Archery Dominance The chaebol has been credited with providing new technology and fair administration.
Featured Media 9 August 2021 How MBC Failed to Screen Racist Materials from the Olympics Opening Ceremony Telecast Corporate bean-counting and toxic sports fandom culture led to this debacle.
Featured Society 7 August 2021 Women Don’t Want to Do It, Men Don’t Have Anyone to Do It with More than one-third of South Korean adults have not had sex in more than a year.
Featured Society 6 August 2021 “Youth” in the Media Disproportionately Concentrated in Seoul The voice of college educated urbanites are over-represented in the media.
Featured North Korea 2 August 2021 Balloon-Launching North Korean Defector Assaults Journalists Park Sang-hak also attacked the intervening police with a pepper spray.
Featured Society 31 July 2021 White Elephant Apartment in Seoul Produces a Mountain of Trash With re-development looking less likely, one of the fanciest apartments in Seoul finally decided to clean out its basement after 40 years.
Featured Society 28 July 2021 Industrial and Rural Areas: Where Immigrants Are South Korea's globalization happens away from the cities.
Featured Society 26 July 2021 SNU Cleaning Worker Died at Work from Exhaustion Amid Bullying Allegations The university refused to apologize for the death, provoking outcry.
