Guess Who Is Bizzack? It’s Chung Yoo-ra!
Chung Yoo-ra, the former competitive equestrian and heir to the dubious fortunes of her mother Choi Soon-sil, arrived back in South Korea on Wednesday.
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Can Moon Jae-in Finally Clean up South Korea’s Prosecution?
Can Moon Jae-in tame the out-of-control beast that is South Korea's Prosecution Service?
Four Rivers Project: Explained
The Four Rivers project is back in the news again. It is one of S Korea's biggest environmental issues. What is this project? Why is it so controversial?
Woo Byung-woo: One Who Must Not Be Forgotten
Woo Byung-woo, one of Park Geun-hye's closest aides as a senior secretary, remains a key but shadowy figure in Park's ongoing political scandal.
Still Impenetrable: Samsung Heir Lee Jae-yong Avoids Arrest to Mixed Reactions
A judge declined to approve the arrest warrant for Samsung heir Lee Jae-yong. The reactions from within South Korea is mixed to say the least.
Weekly Brief: Dec. 12th – 18th
Nicaragua harasses workers at South Korean owned factory; avian influenza rages on; demonstrators lose their court appeals; untrained riot police; and more.
Weekly Brief: Dec. 5th – 11th
Corruption at heart of Presidential scandal In a rare scene, lawmakers questioned the CEOs of nine major conglomerates on live…
The Choi Soon-sil Gate: The Saddest Political Drama Ever Told
The Choi Soon-sil scandal has been more riveting than most TV dramas. And dramas will be my source of enlightenment during this trying time.
Weekly Brief: Oct. 24th – 30th
Choi Soon-sil scandal blows open and threatens presidency; artists jailed for criticizing government; Baek Nam-gi autopsy warrant expires and more.
Weekly Brief: Sept. 26th – Oct. 2nd
Baek Nam-gi's struggle continues; the Sewol commission ends; Kim Young-ran law takes effect; child labor batteries; and elderly poverty.
When the Elite Don’t Care
Less than three percent of South Korean university students trust politicians. Recent confirmation hearings for a prime minister-designate show why.