COVID-19 in South Korea
“We Are Chun Tae-il!”: the South Korean workers struggle continues
Steven Lee of the International Strategy Center reflects on the historic day of workers’ struggle in South Korea on November 13
South Korean auto workers set to intensify strike action
Automotive workers of Kia Motors Corp in South Korea are set to hold partial strikes till Thursday and a six-hour walkout on Friday. They have been protesting for over a month demanding better wages and working conditions
Liberal-Progressive alliance wins by a landslide in South Korean parliamentary polls
The massive victory of the coalition backing incumbent president Moon Jae-in is being viewed as a verdict on the government’s efforts to contain and deal with the COVID-19 outbreak in the country
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