South Korea weighs raising retirement age to 65

As South Korea's ruling Democratic Party of Korea steps up to raise the statutory retirement age from 60 to 65, debate is ...

South Korea weighs raising retirement age to 65 amid labour-business divide

SEOUL: As South Korea's ruling Democratic Party of Korea steps up to raise the statutory retirement age from 60 to 65, debate ...

Ruling party reverses move to block president's trial a day after announcement

South Korea’s ruling Democratic Party of Korea on Monday stopped pursuing a bill that sought to block criminal trials against ...
The Diplomat

South Korea’s Ruling Party Is Divided Over How to Handle the Opposition

While President Lee Jae-myung is supported by the Democratic Party’s strong majority in the National Assembly, his pragmatic and centrist policy approach increasingly clashes with his party’s ...
The Chosun Ilbo on MSN

Democratic Party Emphasizes Climate Response as Synergistic with Economic Growth

The National Assembly held the ‘Carbon Market Strategy Forum for Securing Overseas Reduction Quotas and South Korea’s Industrial Competitiveness’ on the 12th to discuss implementation plans for the ...

South Korea moves to tighten hate speech laws amid rising anti-China rallies and public concern

VCG. South Korea is accelerating legislative efforts to curb hate speech and disinformation, as President Lee Jae-myung and ...

'No Trump! No China!': Caught in the middle, South Korea hosts rival superpowers

"No Trump!" the rally of hundreds shouted, growing louder as it neared the United States embassy in the centre of South Korea's capital Seoul. A line of police buses stopped them reaching the gates, ...