Values and biases of everyday South Koreans are reflected in the government’s approach to defector-migrants from North Korea.

The Korean anger at China’s use of hanbok stems from the clothing’s role in not only the country’s national identity but also present prestige.

The South Korean government invests in AI solutions rather than welfare policies to tackle high levels of suicide among the elderly.

Japan increasingly seeks to settle bilateral disputes with South Korea in multilateral settings where Tokyo’s higher prestige provides an advantage.

Growing public interest in protecting the environment is driving investments in meat alternatives by leading South Korean firms.

The growing cultural dissonance surrounding tattoos in South Korea reflects how the generational divide has many manifestations.