South Korea’s Trolling Game
South Korea boasts one of the most wired societies in the world. With connectivity come online trolls, ranging from the lowly to the most powerful.
Liberty Korea Party
Politicians, Taxpayers, Lemmings
Four politicians from Chungcheong went to Europe on a "duty trip" during a massive flood in the region. What is behind "duty trips" funded by taxpayers?
Text Bombs Are S Koreans’ Latest Political Tactic
Some South Koreans are attacking their political foes with what the country is best known for: technology. Text messages, to be more specific.
We Need to Tak about Hyeon-min
Self-proclaimed "feminist president" Moon Jae-in's close associate and senior administrator in the presidential office is being blasted for sexist remarks.
Breaking the Contract with the Republic of Korea
Last year, some Saenuri members promised to fulfill five pledges within a year, or else, give up their salary. The deadline is in two days...
The Damming Verdict on Hong Joon-pyo’s Drinking Water Plan
Environmentalists have poured scorn on conservative presidential candidate Hong Joon-pyo's plan to build untold numbers of "drinking water dams."
S Korea’s Politics of Betrayal and the Mirage of Conservative Unity
Following the Park Geun-hye scandal, South Korea's conservatives are in major trouble. They are divided. They will most likely lose the presidential race.
Saenuri Party Is Back. No, Not That Saenuri.
Loyal supporters of impeached president Park Geun-hye just won't give up. Now, they have their very own presidential candidate.