AlphaGo and Our Future
After Lee Se-dol's stunning loss to AlphaGo, the "Fourth Industrial Revolution" has become an even bigger buzzword in S. Korea. But what is it? Is it real?
After Lee Se-dol's stunning loss to AlphaGo, the "Fourth Industrial Revolution" has become an even bigger buzzword in S. Korea. But what is it? Is it real?
After the electoral defeat of self-styled centrist Ahn Cheol-soo, it is worth reflecting on an alternative that the South Korean people forwent.
South Korea will have a new president very soon. We took snapshots of voters in Seoul on May 9, the election day. Who did they vote for and why?
Every election, South Koreans get a gift package in the mail: a neat collection of all the candidates' pamphlets. We selected some cough, interesting ones.
Ahn Cheol-soo, doctor-turned-tech tycoon, seemingly came out of nowhere to energize South Korea in 2012. Since then, has he become just another politician?
On May 9, South Korea will hold a presidential election. This is how South Korean netizens approach the top contenders - with humor.
2017 is an interesting year for South Korean politics. A president has been ousted from office for the first time…
Two front-runners of the South Korean presidential election, Ahn Cheol-soo and Moon Jae-in, issued manifestos to tackle air pollution. What's in them?
The Fourth Industrial Revolution is like Donald Trump's tax returns: Everyone talks about it but most have never seen the details.
Park Geun-hye resists calls for her to step down. But South Korea is ready for the presidential election. Who are the candidates? What are the main issues?