South Korea is leveraging its strengths in business, culture, and technology in its bid for the 2030 World Expo.

Recurring deadlocks in the National Assembly are fed by and worsen the public’s alienation from the political process.

South Korea provides police training to Southeast Asia, but regional trends raise wider questions about its moral implications.

South Korea’s refugee policies to-date have been largely responsive to the country’s political and economic demands, not principles.

Patenting activity by SMEs revealed tech-led growth through a crisis, but the country remains disproportionately reliant on manufacturing.

The generalized labeling of anger-related crimes may prevent the government from devising a policy response that addresses any underlying social causes.