Kenji Yoshida

"Moving forward, the ruling and opposition parties must work together to reform and rebuild public trust, aiming for unity."

“In general, there is no public backing for South Korea’s deeper involvement in Ukraine. And this is common sense.”

The biggest political risk for Yoon Suk-yeol is none other than his wife and her many associated scandals, which Yoon refuses to investigate.  

"North Korea has vowed to shoot down any additional unmanned aerial vehicles, while the South Korean military is expected to respond should any shells enter South Korean territory."

Dr. Lee Sang-lim of Seoul National University warns that South Korea is facing an existential crisis due to alarming demographic trends.

“The shared problem is that neither country sufficiently sought to convince its citizens of the importance of its neighbor.”

“With Kim now emboldened, the prospect of unconventional acts like terrorist attacks on South Korean infrastructure and civilians is a real possibility,” says Dr. Cho Sung-min.

An interview with the opposition party leader on the push for political reform and setbacks to the upcoming World Expo in his political stronghold.

How the Russia-Ukraine war and the "Trump factor" mesh with mounting tensions on the Korean Peninsula.

A KMA spokesperson weighs in on the ongoing strike and South Korea’s medical crisis.

“Innovations like artificial intelligence and semiconductor technology are expected to be pivotal battlegrounds in this New Cold War era.”