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Gyeonggi election data anomalies widen probe
Suspicious turnout patterns at multiple Gyeonggi polling stations are broadening an investigation into ballot shortages and possible vote count manipulation in the June 3 local elections.
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New U.S. ambassador pledges ‘stronger, more prosperous’ region as she arrives in Korea to a slew of challenges
Michelle Steel vowed to strengthen the Seoul-Washington alliance as she enters takes on a post left vacant for 18 months amid trade friction, political protests and high expectations.
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Steel steals the show
Michelle Steel, the first Korean American woman nominated as U.S. ambassador to Korea, landed at Incheon on July 30.
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Seoul approves coed transition for 86-year-old girls' school despite alumni, parent opposition
Eight single-sex schools will become coeducational starting from either the 2027 or 2028 academic year to address the decline in the school-age population and improve schools' gender balance.
