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China’s Waste Import Ban Weighs Heavily on South Korean Wastepickers

China’s Waste Import Ban Weighs Heavily on South Korean Wastepickers

By Hayoung Seo
Upheaval in the global waste chain is having a particularly large socioeconomic impact on South Korea’s elderly wastepickers.
Moon’s New Year’s Resolution for the South Korean Economy

Moon’s New Year’s Resolution for the South Korean Economy

By Kyle Ferrier
President Moon will have to fight external tailwinds to try and boost South Korea's economy.

The Social Fallout From Pohang’s ‘Man-Made’ Earthquake

The Social Fallout From Pohang’s ‘Man-Made’ Earthquake

By Juheon Lee
The revelation that the 2017 quake was triggered by an energy project has had a complicated impact on the city.

Protesters Storm National Assembly, Capping off a Divisive Year for Korean Politics

Protesters Storm National Assembly, Capping off a Divisive Year for Korean Politics

By Jenna Gibson
Korea's conservative parties continue to up the ante in their opposition to Moon administration policies.

F-35A Stealth Fighter Formally Enters Service in South Korea

F-35A Stealth Fighter Formally Enters Service in South Korea

By Franz-Stefan Gady
The Republic of Korea Air Force has declared initial operating capability for its first batch of F-35A fighter jets this week.
Japan, South Korea Hold Export Talks in Search of Dispute Solution

Japan, South Korea Hold Export Talks in Search of Dispute Solution

By Associated Press
The talks were an attempt to unravel Japan’s export restrictions on South Korea, one facet of a larger chill in bilateral relations.

South Korea Attempts to Deal With the Dark Web

South Korea Attempts to Deal With the Dark Web

By Troy Stangarone
After being at the center of a major scandal tied to child pornography, South Korea is taking steps to address the use of the dark web for criminal activity.
South Korea’s F-35A Fighters to Achieve Initial Operating Capability This Month

South Korea’s F-35A Fighters to Achieve Initial Operating Capability This Month

By Franz-Stefan Gady
The Republic of Korea Air Force is expected to declare initial operating capability for its first batch of F-35As on December 17.

How Much Is the US-South Korea Alliance Worth?

How Much Is the US-South Korea Alliance Worth?

By Kyle Ferrier
If the Trump administration is going to insist on putting a dollar value on the costs of the alliance, it should also consider the gains in monetary terms.

Japan-South Korea Ties on Ice Until Bilateral Trade Meeting

Japan-South Korea Ties on Ice Until Bilateral Trade Meeting

By Thisanka Siripala
Japan and South Korea’s relationship hangs on a thread until talks resume at a high-level policy meeting later this month.

Korea Wakes up to the Deadly Consequences of Spy Cams and Cyberbullying

Korea Wakes up to the Deadly Consequences of Spy Cams and Cyberbullying

By Jenna Gibson
Three high-profile deaths in Korea reignite discussions around privacy, prosecution, and mental health.
What Hides Behind South Korean Cryptocurrency Regulation Policy?

What Hides Behind South Korean Cryptocurrency Regulation Policy?

By Valentin Voloshchak
The opposition criticizes the government’s stance toward the ICO problem, but it’s far from obvious whether they have an alternate policy.

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