Opinion

As we step into the month of May, a keyword that resonates across South Korea is "family". May, often referred to as the "Month of Family," is replete with commemorations celebrating family ties, including Children's Day, Parents' Day, and Couples' Day. Notably,

A chance encounter with a Swedish couple cycling along the Nakdonggang River in the West of Busan caught my attention. The couple, Sanna Ghotbi and Benjamin Ladraa are dedicated human rights activists on an extraordinary mission. They embarked on a 48,000-kilometer cycling journey through 40 countries to raise awareness

The Busan Dongseo Elevated Highway, a 14-kilometer-long, four-lane roadway, has been a source of longstanding issues for the city and its residents. Despite its initial purpose of easing traffic between the eastern and western parts of Busan, the elevated highway has instead contributed to traffic congestion, noise pollution, and air

The recent relocation of South Korea's presidential office from the Blue House to Yongsan District has exposed it to eavesdropping, infiltration, and security risks, potentially prompting the next administration to consider moving the administrative capital to a more secure location. This decision could offer a rationale for relocating

Busan, South Korea's second-largest city, confronts a multitude of challenges as it witnesses the decline of traditional manufacturing industries and a lack of knowledge-based industries and high-paying jobs essential for attracting and retaining young people. In response to these pressing issues, the city's policies have been

In the 30 years since establishing diplomatic relations in 1992, South Korea and China have seen their trade volume increase 47-fold, symbolizing the significant growth of their economic cooperation. While the two nations have faced political and diplomatic challenges, their economic relationship has continuously advanced through complementary cooperation. However, Korea&