Korea’s academic exodus: The Korea Herald
As professors head overseas, South Korea’s global academic standing comes under strain.
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Sandbox, not straitjacket: The Korea Herald
To reclaim economic dynamism, South Korea must trade patchwork fixes for deregulation.
New curbs, old fears: The Korea Herald
South Korea introduces strict loan limits as speculation surges in Seoul property market.
Conspicuous absence: The Korea Herald
In this dire situation, it is important to send a clear message that holds Pyongyang in check. To show the South stands by its allies and friends is a sure way to do it.
Israel-Iran conflict: The Korea Herald
Lee administration must brace for fallout from a volatile situation in the Middle East.
Ramyeon, reality and reform: The Korea Herald
The rising price of everyday goods tests the public's trust in President Lee Jae-myung’s ability to manage the economy.
Avoiding the Japan trap: The Korea Herald
Without structural reform, South Korea risks following Japan into decades of stagnation.
A crucial vote amid crisis: The Korea Herald
Against a backdrop of economic malaise, diplomatic strain and a public weary of political dysfunction, the election became a test not only of leadership but of institutional…
Troops, trust and alliance: The Korea Herald
Even a partial US troop withdrawal from South Korea can cast doubt on deterrence.
Lowest in economic growth: The Korea Herald
Slowed growth has become the reality of many major economies, but the nosedive of South Korea's growth rate is obviously a matter that Koreans should think hard.