Drawing the Line: Japan’s Crackdown on Messenger App Signals Need for International Digital Rules
International rules can help sort out disagreements on protectionism and security, and avoid a spiral of accusations and retaliation.
Implications of the South Korean General Elections for the “Sleeping Dragons”
The Yoon administration is the first in Korean constitutional history to have a minority legislature throughout a president’s tenure.
Bolstering South Korea’s Role in Science and Engineering Research
Strengthening the innovation ecosystem and boosting return on investment is crucial to raising productivity and sustaining economic growth.
The South Korean Doctors’ Strike and the Global Predicament of Medical Training
Doctors’ strikes have made headlines and become a flash point in Korea, but they are only part of a global problem regarding medical training.
Assessing Progress: President Yoon’s Global Pivotal State Strategy After Two Years
President Yoon Suk Yeol seems proud of his efforts to realize his foreign policy vision, but there remains some hesitation within Korea.
Can Yoon’s Global Pivot Survive the Elections?
Yoon’s ability to fundamentally shift South Korea’s foreign policy and build stronger trilateral cooperation appears under threat.
Improving Korea’s Innovation System
Innovation has played a vital role in Korea’s rapid economic development and sustained progress toward the global innovation frontier.
Korea is Having its AI Moment
Korea’s role as the global center of memory chip technologies means it is playing a central role in the AI transition.
A Guide to South Korea’s 2024 National Assembly Election
The National Assembly election is often seen as a barometer for the public’s sentiment towards the sitting president and the ruling party.
Digital Trade Wars: What U.S. Policymakers Need To Understand about South Korea’s Tech Regulation
South Korea features its own domestic competitors, and it is these local companies that may bear the brunt of the impact from any regulation.