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South Korea Plans Fund to Compensate Forced Labor Victims

South Korea Plans Fund to Compensate Forced Labor Victims

By Kim Tong-hyung
Ties between the two U.S. Asian allies have long been complicated by grievances related to Japan's brutal rule of the Korean Peninsula from 1910 to 1945.
BTS Member Jin Begins Military Duty at Front-line Boot Camp

BTS Member Jin Begins Military Duty at Front-line Boot Camp

By Hyung-jin Kim and Juwon Park
There are some exceptions built into South Korea’s conscription laws, but K-pop stardom is not among them.

Dogs Gifted by North’s Kim Jong Un Resettle in South Korean Zoo

Dogs Gifted by North’s Kim Jong Un Resettle in South Korean Zoo

By Hyung-jin Kim
The dogs officially belong to the state, but former President Moon had taken them home before giving them up amid a dispute over financial support.

More South Korean Adoptees Demand Probes Into Their Cases

More South Korean Adoptees Demand Probes Into Their Cases

By Kim Tong-hyung
Seoul faces growing pressure to reckon with a child export frenzy driven by dictatorships that ruled the country until the 1980s.

The Future of the Kaesong Industrial Complex and Liberal Peace on the Korean Peninsula

The Future of the Kaesong Industrial Complex and Liberal Peace on the Korean Peninsula

By Hyo Joon Chang
Has the time finally arrived to confirm that the KIC is a dead project or does it have a future?
South Koreans Ashamed Over Safety Failures in Halloween Tragedy

South Koreans Ashamed Over Safety Failures in Halloween Tragedy

By Hyung-jin Kim
"Our public insensitivity to safety is too severe,” one South Korean man told the Associated Press.

BTS Enlists: What’s Next For the Hallyu Wave?

BTS Enlists: What’s Next For the Hallyu Wave?

By Brandon Valeriano and Aleydis Nissen
BTS finally announced that its members will enlist, with the group taking an extended hiatus until 2025. 
What Can Vietnam Learn from South Korea’s Style of ‘Mixed Governance’?

What Can Vietnam Learn from South Korea’s Style of ‘Mixed Governance’?

By Trien Vinh Le
South Korea’s socio-economic achievements demonstrate the need for a strong state regardless of the institutional system. 

China’s Top Legislator to Meet South Korea Leaders for Talks

China’s Top Legislator to Meet South Korea Leaders for Talks

By Hyung-jin Kim
Li, chairman of the standing committee of China's National People's Congress, heads a 66-member Chinese delegation to South Korea that includes three Cabinet-level officials. 

US-South Korea-Japan Strengthen Joint Commitment in Face of Possible 7th North Korean Nuclear Test

US-South Korea-Japan Strengthen Joint Commitment in Face of Possible 7th North Korean Nuclear Test

By Mitch Shin
The national security advisors from the three countries met in Honolulu this week to discuss a coordinated response to the growing North Korean threat.

South Korea Signs $2.25 Billion Deal With Russian Nuclear Company

South Korea Signs $2.25 Billion Deal With Russian Nuclear Company

By Kim Tong-hyung
Seoul won a contract with a Russian state-run nuclear energy company to construct part of Egypt’s first nuclear power plant.
Does the South Korean Ministry of Gender Equality Need to Be Abolished? 

Does the South Korean Ministry of Gender Equality Need to Be Abolished? 

By Britt Robinson
A simple rebrand could make MOGEF a strong ally of the Yoon administration for solving many of the crises facing the South Korean public.

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