“I’m Young, I’m Fast, I’m Pretty”: S. Korea’s Dogged Young Conservatives
South Korea's young conservatives may be unpopular among their peers, but it has support large enough to print 30,000 stamps commemorating Park Chung-hee.
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Politics of the Yellow “Sewol” Ribbon
The most famous symbol of Sewol, which sank three years ago today, is the yellow ribbon. We visited a small factory, where this contentious symbol is made.
Sim Sang-jung: A Superwoman Without Superpower
From politics to marriage, it seems like Justice Party leader Sim Sang-jung can do it all. But can she win the presidency?
What “Progressive” Means in South Korea
South Korea is facing a presidential election very soon. The biggest contenders call themselves progressive. But what does that exactly mean?
Lee Jae-myung: Populist, Left-wing, Unapologetic
Some say he's like Bernie Sanders. He's also called Korea's Donald Trump. Whatever he may be, Lee Jae-myung certainly doesn't mince his words.