Too much salmon will kill you: How Minjoo’s crusade to save Lee Jae-myung could backfire
Why it matters: By attempting to shield its leader through legislative attacks on the judiciary, the ruling Democratic Party risks fundamentally destabili...
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Undoing Criminal Justice in the Name of Democracy: how a decades-long partisan vendetta is reshaping South Korea’s security apparatus
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While open warfare between Seoul’s ministries suggests policy paralysis, the deeper reality is that President Lee is prioritizing market stability and the US...
The Actor, Nuna-gate, and Bone Broth
A celebrity scandal has exposed the deep-seated “siege mentality” of South Korea’s left. The “nuna” scandal exposes the informal, personalized power structur...