Politics

As North Korea expands its nuclear arsenal and U.S. foreign policy shifts, calls for South Korea’s own nuclear program are growing. But is nuclear armament really the best path forward?

Trump introduces the "Gold Card" visa, allowing foreign nationals to buy U.S. green cards for $5M. The EB-5 program is abolished—what does this mean?

For decades, Japan has been known for its stability, but beneath the surface, the nation faces a deepening crisis. One-party dominance by the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP), rising income inequality, youth unemployment, and economic stagnation are pushing Japan towards long-term decline.

The streets of Seoul come alive with the glow of K-pop lightsticks and the rhythmic chants of young women leading the charge for change. Amidst the banners and coordinated choreography, a striking pattern emerges: these protests are overwhelmingly driven by young women in their twenties, while their male counterparts remain

South Korea, a global leader in shipbuilding technology and innovation, stands at the crossroads of opportunity and risk as the United States increasingly looks to its trusted ally to bolster its naval capabilities. With China's rapid naval expansion threatening to eclipse U.S. maritime dominance, and America'

The UK finds itself grappling with the highest immigration levels in its history, igniting debates on economic sustainability, public services, and national identity. According to the Office for National Statistics (ONS), net migration reached a record 906,000 in the year to June 2023, far exceeding historical norms. By June