A Eulogy for Another Radical Centrist
After the electoral defeat of self-styled centrist Ahn Cheol-soo, it is worth reflecting on an alternative that the South Korean people forwent.
After the electoral defeat of self-styled centrist Ahn Cheol-soo, it is worth reflecting on an alternative that the South Korean people forwent.
After South Korea's election, one candidate became president and other others bit the dust. But what becomes of their thousands of election banners?
Moon Jae-in won the election and restored progressive rule after 9 years. Beneath his nice-guy facade and policies toward the North lies a complex persona.
The historic 60-day presidential race is coming to a close on May 9. Who is most likely to become the president? What is next for South Korea?
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?
Environmentalists have poured scorn on conservative presidential candidate Hong Joon-pyo's plan to build untold numbers of "drinking water dams."
Let's face it, no one's going to be singing any of this year's South Korean election songs in a noraebang after May 9. But Korea Exposé too the time to compare them anyway.
A low voter turnout is a global issue. Some South Koreans took the matter into their own hands by launching a lottery for the upcoming presidential election.
On May 9, South Korea will hold a presidential election. This is how South Korean netizens approach the top contenders - with humor.
Legendary South Korean pitcher Choi Dong-won retired in obscurity. But he is back in the news after his mother's visit to a memorial in Busan.
What's stopping South Korea kicking its addiction to coal plants, even as the country's citizens choke on smog?
Acting president Hwang Kyo-ahn has renounced presidential ambition despite being the conservatives' unofficial leading candidate. But who is he exactly?