Problems with the ‘Pax Americana’ revival and Seoul’s ties with China
The big question for the future is the sustainability of “Pax Americana.”
South Korea
PM Kishida says his ‘heart aches’ but gives no apology for forced labour
Japan has shied away from a direct apology by sticking to a broader one for its colonial rule made in 1998, when the two countries signed it into a declaration.
North Korea leaves inter-Korean hotlines unanswered for one month
The Kim Jong-un regime has not provided any clear explanation for why it unilaterally severed all inter-Korean communication channels since April 7.
Fumio Kishida agrees with Yoon Suk Yeol to enhance security against North Korea
The two leaders also confirmed that Tokyo and Seoul will enhance the establishment of a supply chain for semiconductors by companies from both countries.
Yoon, Kishida agree on Korean inspection of Fukushima wastewater
Both leaders touted that the restored "shuttle diplomacy" has brought years-long strained relations back on track.
South Korea eyes stronger ties with US in chip industry
South Korea will also seek close consultations with the US for mutual benefits and improve predictability in the chip sector.
Laser skin treatments, full-course meals: luxury life of pets in Korea
Sounds like something out of the life of the superrich but In South Korea, it’s a reality for some of the country's luckiest pets.
The secret to success following the Korea-US summit
The writer cautions against consequences of divisions over President Yoon's visit to the United States.
Nosh – A little corner of Britain in Seoul
The quaint atmosphere and the shelves, stacked to the brim with HP Sauce and Fuller’s London Pride, transport diners to the streets of the Big Smoke.
Hamburger prices jump 17% in April in Seoul
Food and beverage franchises could hike prices further due to rising raw material costs.