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Court ruling warns against election lies
A court’s conviction of former President Yoon Suk Yeol demonstrates how false campaign statements can bring criminal penalties and heavy financial fallout on to political parties.
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How party democratization gave rise to fandom politics
Overly open party systems have fueled polarization, weakened party-government balance and may force a new round of political reform in Korea.
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New U.S. envoy Steel to arrive in Seoul amid pileup of bilateral issues
Michelle Steel is set to reach Korea this week and take up the long-vacant ambassador post as Seoul and Washington navigate a crowded agenda of security and economic issues.
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Lee inspects Brazil's C-390 aircraft during state visit aimed at deepening defense ties
After a welcoming ceremony, President Lee Jae Myung toured a nearby C-390 aircraft, set to be delivered to Korea in December, rather than departing immediately by motorcade as is customary.