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  • Democracy tops economy in public priorities

    For the first time in nearly three decades, South Koreans have placed democratic maturity above economic prosperity as their most desired vision for the country’s future, signaling a profound shift in public values.According to the “2025 Korean Awareness and Values Survey” released on Dec. 23 by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism, 31.9% of responden..

  • Prosecutors seek 15 years for Han Duck-soo

  • The special counsel team investigating the Dec. 3 martial law incident issued its first sentencing recommendation on Nov. 26, seeking a 15-year prison term..
  • Lee logs global marathon in six months

  • President Lee Jae-myung returned to Seoul on the morning of Nov. 26 after a 10-day trip through the Middle East and Africa, marking the end of his fifth ov..
  • Lee orders probe into ‘insulting attacks’ on judiciary

  • President Lee Jae-myung on Nov. 26 issued his first directive after returning from his Middle East and Africa tour, ordering a strict inquiry and investiga..
  • Subtle tensions surface over political reform

  • On Nov. 26, Democratic Party leader Jung Chung-rae and Cho Kuk, newly appointed head of The Rebuilding Korea Party, held their first official meeting — a s..
  • President Lee returns from 10-day Middle East–Africa tour

  • President Lee Jae-myung returned to Seoul Air Base on the morning of November 26, concluding a seven-night, ten-day tour of four Middle Eastern and African..
  • Korea’s seniors work to 73, on scant pensions

  • Korean seniors are working longer and more than their peers in any other OECD country, largely to cover basic living expenses, a new report has found. ..
  • Government to fund malpractice insurance for essential care

  • South Korea will begin providing government-funded malpractice insurance support for essential medical practitioners, the Ministry of Health and Welfare an..
  • Korea, China hold 14th maritime boundary talks

  • South Korea and China held a new round of talks on November 25 to discuss the delimitation of their maritime boundary, with both sides exchanging a broad r..
  • PPP sees split strategies: hardline Jang vs. centrist Han

  • People Power Party (PPP) leader Jang Dong-hyuk and former party chief Han Dong-hoon are signaling divergent strategies ahead of next year’s local elections..
  • DP accelerates judicial reform push

  • The Democratic Party of Korea (DP) has accelerated its judicial reform agenda, unveiling a set of measures that include abolishing the Court Administration..
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