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The Threat of SLAPP Suits: South Korea and the Need for Stronger Anti-SLAPP Legislation

The Threat of SLAPP Suits: South Korea and the Need for Stronger Anti-SLAPP Legislation

Free speech and the press have long been suppressed in South Korea by the government, particularly under the country's National Security Law. However, in recent years, the role of the country's Public Prosecutor's Office in limiting free speech has become a growing concern. The

Navigating Economic Challenges: What South Korea Can Learn from Brexit

Navigating Economic Challenges: What South Korea Can Learn from Brexit

As South Korea faces its own political and economic challenges, there are several key lessons that can be learned from the tumultuous and challenging process of Brexit. The first lesson is that the decision to leave the EU was driven by a desire for independence, but in reality, it has

Busan Steps Up Efforts to Host 2030 World Expo through "G-Busan Roundtable"

Busan Steps Up Efforts to Host 2030 World Expo through "G-Busan Roundtable"

On February 15th, the Busan City and the Busan Foundation for International Cooperation had their second regular meeting of the "G-Busan Roundtable" at the Busan Development Institute. The roundtable is a consultative body that acts as a communication channel and advisory role for major internationalization organizations in Busan.

Bias in Algorithms: A Growing Concern

Bias in Algorithms: A Growing Concern

I. Introduction to Bias in Algorithms Artificial intelligence (AI) has rapidly become an integral part of our lives, as algorithms are used to automate a wide range of tasks and support decision-making in various domains. However, despite their potential benefits, these algorithms also pose significant risks to fundamental rights, particularly

The Alarming Trend of Early Resignations among Young Civil Servants in Korea

The Alarming Trend of Early Resignations among Young Civil Servants in Korea

The trend of young civil servants resigning from their government jobs early The issue of young civil servants resigning from their government jobs early is becoming increasingly concerning. The Public Service Pension Service reports that the number of retirees with three years of service or less has been steadily increasing

Busan Donates $100K in Relief Aid to Türkiye

Busan Donates $100K in Relief Aid to Türkiye

Busan Metropolitan City has stepped forward to offer its support to Türkiye, which has been devastated by an unprecedented earthquake. Busan has donated $100,000 (approximately 126 million won) in relief aid to Turkey in an effort to help the country recover from the damage caused by the disaster. This

South Korea's Dire Doctor Shortage: A Call to Action

South Korea's Dire Doctor Shortage: A Call to Action

South Korea has a well-established reputation for world-class healthcare infrastructure. Despite this, the country is facing a critical shortage of specialized doctors, particularly in essential areas such as higher-risk surgeries, pediatrics, and general medicine. This is a problem that needs to be addressed quickly and efficiently, as the shortage is