Bureaucracy 9 October 2025 Extensive Government Reorganization to Eliminate Public Prosecutors’ Office, Among Others
Business & Economy 7 October 2025 Immigration Raid in the United States Halts Projects, Sparks Outrage
Featured Newsletter 30 September 2025 TBR Weekly Update: Week 4, September 2025 The National Assembly eliminated the Public Prosecutors’ Office. Also: a primer on South Korea, Israel, and Palestine.
Featured Japan 30 September 2025 Ishiba More Popular Than Trump: Data Japanese prime minister hits record approval rating among South Koreans.
Featured Recommendations 29 September 2025 Lee Se-dol, Go Champion, Looks Back on Defeating AI "What is the role of a pro in a game with a predetermined answer?"
Featured Blue House 26 September 2025 Prosecutors Lose Critical Evidence Against Yoon Suk-yeol Wrapping paper for the cash bundle contained critical information connecting Yoon and his shaman.
Featured Foreign Policy 25 September 2025 Mr. Lee Goes to Washington, via Tokyo Visit to Japan before the United States shows a change in priorities for South Korea.
Featured Newsletter 23 September 2025 TBR Weekly Update: Week 3, September 2025 The leader of the Unification Church cult was detained, while Lee Jae-myung traveled to the United Nations.
Featured Conservatives 22 September 2025 Majority Wants PPP Gone: Data The conservative opposition is facing an existential crisis.
Featured Business & Economy 19 September 2025 National Museum Booms with K-Pop Demon Hunters Fans Visitors nearly double while merchandises fly off the shelf.
Featured Liberals 18 September 2025 Cho Kuk Returns from the Dead; Will He Rise? The former liberal heir apparent faces a new challenge.
Featured Conservatives 17 September 2025 Seoul Detention Center Chief Sacked Over Special Treatment for Yoon Suk-yeol Yoon was given unlimited use of an air-conditioned room with smartphone use.
Featured Newsletter 16 September 2025 TBR Weekly Update: Week 2, September 2025 Lee Jae-myung marked off his first 100 days as president. Also: lawfare comes to the judiciary.
