Ijae-myung's Bold Stance on North Korea: What Does It Mean for Inter-Korean Relations? President Lee Jae-myung attended the West Sea Defense Day ceremony, paying respects at the National Daejeon Cemetery.
Is the Opposition Misusing National Heroes? A Deep Dive into Political Tensions in South Korea Baek Seung-ah criticizes the opposition for exploiting the sacrifices of Cheonan victims for political gain ahead of local elections.
Pakistan Hosts 4-Nation Talks: Can Saudi Arabia, Egypt, and Turkey Resolve U.S.-Iran Tensions? Pakistan is set to host a four-nation meeting with Saudi Arabia, Egypt, and Turkey to address the US-Iran conflict.
How Kim Dae-kwon Plans to Transform Daegu into a Must-Visit Destination Kim Dae-gwon, a candidate for Daegu Suseong-gu mayor, opened a campaign office near Suseong Lake, emphasizing city attraction.
Why Should Jang Kyung-tae Resign? A Deep Dive into the Sexual Assault Allegations The ruling party's women’s committee demands the resignation of independent lawmaker Jang Kyung-tae over sexual harassment allegations.
How Candidate A's False Credentials Could Lead to 5 Years in Prison: Sejong Election Commission Takes Action The Sejong Election Commission reported a candidate for falsely claiming credentials ahead of the June local elections.
Ex-Democratic Lawmaker Receives Honorary 7th Dan in Taekwondo: What It Means for Her Political Future Jeon Hyun-hee, a Democratic Party member, expressed pride after receiving an honorary 7th dan in Taekwondo ahead of the June 3 local elections.
How the Democratic Party's Candidates in Jeonnam Are Ensuring Fair Elections: A Commitment to Integrity Democratic Party candidates in Jeonnam pledge to avoid unfair practices in local elections, accepting penalties for violations.
Prosecutorial Reform in South Korea: The Debate Over Supplementary Investigation Powers Explained A discussion on prosecutorial reform was held on March 27 in Seoul, featuring Professor Choi Ho-jin from Dankook University.
South Korea's New Anti-Corruption Measures: What Changes to Expect in 2026? South Korea's Supreme Prosecutors' Office reviews anti-corruption measures in light of new criminal justice system changes.
Actor Lee Won-jong Takes the Helm as Support Chair for Park Sung-hyun's Gwangyang Mayoral Campaign Actor Lee Won-jong will serve as the sponsor chairman for Park Seong-hyun, a candidate for Gwangyang mayor from the Democratic Party.
Dae-gu Mayoral Race: Joo Ho-young's Legal Battle Against Cutoff Decision Explained Lawmaker Joo Ho-young challenges the exclusion from Daegu mayoral candidacy, citing procedural flaws in the ruling.
Political Scandal: 1 Billion Won Bribery Case Rocks South Korea's Election Process Independent lawmaker Kang Seon-woo and former Seoul city councilor Kim Kyung were indicted for bribery and political fund violations.
Korean Politics in Turmoil: Why Governor Kim Young-hwan and Mayor Lee Beom-seok Were Cut Off from the Ruling Party The People Power Party excluded incumbent Governor Kim Young-hwan and Mayor Lee Beom-seok from candidacy in local elections.
Why Did Lee Jae-chan Resign? The Shocking Verdict on Election Poll Distortion Jang Ye-chan, a deputy head of the Yeouido Institute, was fined 1.5 million won for poll distortion, losing election eligibility for 5 years.
Is the China-US Summit in May a Game Changer for Global Relations? China announced the US-China summit will be held in May, indicating ongoing communication despite US-Iran tensions.
How President Lee Jae-myung Plans to Tackle Energy Supply Issues Amid Global Crisis President Lee Jae-myung urged to secure crude oil and reduce consumption to overcome the energy supply crisis due to worsening Middle East conditions.
Election Scandal: Local Councilor Faces Prosecution for Offering Free Concerts to 400 Attendees The Jeonbuk Election Commission reported filing a complaint against a local council member for providing free performances at a meeting.
New Policy Group '정책 2830' Launches: Can It Revive the 국민의힘? A study group of new lawmakers from the People Power Party will hold its inaugural meeting on the 30th to discuss policies.
Lee Seung-yeon Demands Fair Primaries in Busan: What Does This Mean for Local Politics? Lee Seung-yeon criticizes nepotism in Busan's local elections, demanding fair primaries and condemning manipulation of candidate selection.
Ijae-myung's Bold Stance on North Korea: What Does It Mean for Inter-Korean Relations? President Lee Jae-myung attended the West Sea Defense Day ceremony, paying respects at the National Daejeon Cemetery.
Is the Opposition Misusing National Heroes? A Deep Dive into Political Tensions in South Korea Baek Seung-ah criticizes the opposition for exploiting the sacrifices of Cheonan victims for political gain ahead of local elections.
Pakistan Hosts 4-Nation Talks: Can Saudi Arabia, Egypt, and Turkey Resolve U.S.-Iran Tensions? Pakistan is set to host a four-nation meeting with Saudi Arabia, Egypt, and Turkey to address the US-Iran conflict.
How Kim Dae-kwon Plans to Transform Daegu into a Must-Visit Destination Kim Dae-gwon, a candidate for Daegu Suseong-gu mayor, opened a campaign office near Suseong Lake, emphasizing city attraction.
Why Should Jang Kyung-tae Resign? A Deep Dive into the Sexual Assault Allegations The ruling party's women’s committee demands the resignation of independent lawmaker Jang Kyung-tae over sexual harassment allegations.
How Candidate A's False Credentials Could Lead to 5 Years in Prison: Sejong Election Commission Takes Action The Sejong Election Commission reported a candidate for falsely claiming credentials ahead of the June local elections.
Ex-Democratic Lawmaker Receives Honorary 7th Dan in Taekwondo: What It Means for Her Political Future Jeon Hyun-hee, a Democratic Party member, expressed pride after receiving an honorary 7th dan in Taekwondo ahead of the June 3 local elections.
How the Democratic Party's Candidates in Jeonnam Are Ensuring Fair Elections: A Commitment to Integrity Democratic Party candidates in Jeonnam pledge to avoid unfair practices in local elections, accepting penalties for violations.
Prosecutorial Reform in South Korea: The Debate Over Supplementary Investigation Powers Explained A discussion on prosecutorial reform was held on March 27 in Seoul, featuring Professor Choi Ho-jin from Dankook University.
South Korea's New Anti-Corruption Measures: What Changes to Expect in 2026? South Korea's Supreme Prosecutors' Office reviews anti-corruption measures in light of new criminal justice system changes.
Actor Lee Won-jong Takes the Helm as Support Chair for Park Sung-hyun's Gwangyang Mayoral Campaign Actor Lee Won-jong will serve as the sponsor chairman for Park Seong-hyun, a candidate for Gwangyang mayor from the Democratic Party.
Dae-gu Mayoral Race: Joo Ho-young's Legal Battle Against Cutoff Decision Explained Lawmaker Joo Ho-young challenges the exclusion from Daegu mayoral candidacy, citing procedural flaws in the ruling.
Political Scandal: 1 Billion Won Bribery Case Rocks South Korea's Election Process Independent lawmaker Kang Seon-woo and former Seoul city councilor Kim Kyung were indicted for bribery and political fund violations.
Korean Politics in Turmoil: Why Governor Kim Young-hwan and Mayor Lee Beom-seok Were Cut Off from the Ruling Party The People Power Party excluded incumbent Governor Kim Young-hwan and Mayor Lee Beom-seok from candidacy in local elections.
Why Did Lee Jae-chan Resign? The Shocking Verdict on Election Poll Distortion Jang Ye-chan, a deputy head of the Yeouido Institute, was fined 1.5 million won for poll distortion, losing election eligibility for 5 years.
Is the China-US Summit in May a Game Changer for Global Relations? China announced the US-China summit will be held in May, indicating ongoing communication despite US-Iran tensions.
How President Lee Jae-myung Plans to Tackle Energy Supply Issues Amid Global Crisis President Lee Jae-myung urged to secure crude oil and reduce consumption to overcome the energy supply crisis due to worsening Middle East conditions.
Election Scandal: Local Councilor Faces Prosecution for Offering Free Concerts to 400 Attendees The Jeonbuk Election Commission reported filing a complaint against a local council member for providing free performances at a meeting.
New Policy Group '정책 2830' Launches: Can It Revive the 국민의힘? A study group of new lawmakers from the People Power Party will hold its inaugural meeting on the 30th to discuss policies.
Lee Seung-yeon Demands Fair Primaries in Busan: What Does This Mean for Local Politics? Lee Seung-yeon criticizes nepotism in Busan's local elections, demanding fair primaries and condemning manipulation of candidate selection.
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