Tuesday, March 24
Category: politics
South Korea’s Prime Minister Kim Min-seok announced the launch of the Global AI Hub initiative during a press event at the Government Seoul Office on March 24. The program aims to integrate AI functions across production tools, full-text systems, and collaborative machinery to position the nation as a leader in…
President Lee Jae-myung emphasized the need to fully protect the three core labor rights during a key meeting at the Presidential Office on March 24. He described laborers as inherently vulnerable in workplace dynamics and called for balanced…
National Assembly floor leader Kim Chong-ri cautioned that significant dangers lurk under the current administration’s complete dominance, despite South Korea’s economy previously thriving. He delivered these remarks on March 23 during the K-Government Briefing Session at the Presidential…
Democratic Party Rep. Jeong Cheong-rae visited the tomb of late President Roh Moo-hyun in Bongha Village, Gimhae, Gyeongnam Province, on March 23, shedding tears during the tribute.Emotional Visit to Former Leader’s Resting PlaceJeong, accompanied by his chief of…
Lee Jeong-hyun, chairman of the People Power Party’s (PPP) candidate nomination committee, announced on March 22 the full rejection of preliminary Daegu mayoral candidate Ju Ho-young’s housing and resident tax cut proposals during a candidate briefing.The decision also endorses six additional candidates via aides: four-term lawmaker Yoon Jae-ok, three-term lawmaker…
South Korea’s National Assembly approved a prosecutorial reform bill on March 17, 2026, aligning closely with demands from the ruling People Power Party’s hardline faction despite opposition pushback.Democratic Party’s Fierce OppositionDemocratic Party leader Lee Jae-myung’s chief policy aide…
South Korea faces a sharp rise in school dropouts, with high school students experiencing the highest rate at 5% among 100 surveyed, according to the latest government data.Survey DetailsThe Ministry of Education released findings from the ‘2025 Second…