Park Geun-hye

Yoon follows in the footsteps of his two predecessors in traveling to Turkmenistan, Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan this week. 

Despite two changes in the South Korean presidency, bereaved families say their questions remain unanswered.

The relatively large number of female leaders in Asia appears surprising given their general paucity globally.

Moon's liberal government said the pardon of his conservative predecessor is meant to promote national unity.

Four years into a new presidential administration that promised transparency, families say key questions still remain shrouded in mystery.  

The 2016 Candlelight Revolution finally ended with the Supreme Court’s final sentence for Park. Now the focus turns to a potential pardon.

A tale of political revenge?

The trials will revisit the corruption scandal that saw Park ousted from office.

Tracing South Korea’s approach to the continent under 4 presidents.

Can South Korea’s once-strong right recover from damaging scandals and infighting?

Unless changes are made, Lee Myung-bak won't the the last South Korean president to go to jail for corruption.

A chief justice is accused of influencing politically sensitive trials to impress the Park administration.