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  • Judge shortage worsens in lower courts

    South Korea’s judiciary is facing a growing staffing crisis in lower courts, as an expansion of Supreme Court justices and the introduction of a new constitutional complaint system place additional strain on already limited judicial resources.Under a revised Court Organization Act, the number of Supreme Court justices will increase from 14 to 26 in phases st..

  • Lee Jun-seok demands home sales to restore policy trust

  • Lee Jun-seok, leader of the Reform Party, said Sunday that public trust in the government’s housing policy will depend on whether ruling-party lawmakers an..
  • President Lee pushes policy debate through social media

  • Lee Jae-myung continued to actively use social media over the weekend to respond to criticism on key policy issues, pushing back strongly against media cov..
  • Merger row resurfaces in ruling party after memorial

  • Factional tensions have resurfaced within South Korea’s ruling party following the conclusion of the memorial period for former Prime Minister Lee Hae-chan..
  • Han expulsion fallout tests Jang’s expansion drive

  • The aftershocks from the expulsion of former party leader Han Dong-hoon continue to ripple through South Korea’s main conservative party, leaving Jang Dong..
  • Ruling party targets late Feb passage of US investment bill

  • South Korea’s ruling party said Saturday it aims to pass a special bill on US-bound investment by late February to early March, accelerating legislative ef..
  • Lee government runs two-track diplomacy on US, China

  • The Lee Jae-myung administration is pursuing a two-track diplomatic strategy — offering reassurance to the United States while carefully managing relations..
  • Kang Hoon-sik seals Canada MOUs, backs submarine bid

  • Kang Hoon-sik, chief of staff to the South Korean president, said Friday that South Korea has signed five memorandums of understanding (MOUs) with Canada c..
  • Asset disclosures spotlight wealthy officials

  • Former president of the Korea National University of Arts, Kim Dae-jin, ranked as the third-wealthiest among senior public officials in South Korea, accord..
  • Lee urges swift adaptation to AI era

  • President Lee Jae-myung said Wednesday that society cannot avoid the sweeping impact of artificial intelligence and must begin preparing now to turn it int..
  • Blue House vows close talks with U.S.

  • South Korea’s presidential office said Thursday it is maintaining close communication with the United States after Washington redesignated the country as a..
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