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Editorial cartoon. A baby in a red footed romper sits on a table, hands raised, looking up wide-eyed. Four hands in navy suit sleeves thrust in from the corners with motion lines, each measuring the same baby with a different tool: a cloth tape measure, a wooden ruler, metal calipers, and a ledger with an ink stamp. A teddy bear, a potted plant and a crib mobile are sketched in light blue behind.
EconomyEN
South Korea's Births Rise for a 25th Straight Month — And Four Sets of Numbers That Don't Fit One Table

Korea logged 24,275 births in July. Taiwan and China fell by double digits; Japan reads two ways. We ask whether the rebound is cohort size or policy.

South Korea's Energy Gamble Amid Middle East Turmoil
PoliticsEN
South Korea's Energy Gamble Amid Middle East Turmoil

As Middle East tensions spike and the Korean won drops sharply, President Lee Jae-myung orders a fuel price cap — the first in 30 years — and pushes to diversify energy imports. What's really at stake?

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HK
Haneul Kim
South Korea Foreign Real Estate Investment Regulation 2026: Following the Australian Blueprint
PoliticsEN
South Korea Foreign Real Estate Investment Regulation 2026: Following the Australian Blueprint

Analysis of the South Korea foreign real estate investment regulation in 2026. Explore how Seoul is adopting the Australian model to regulate the housing market and what it means for global investors.

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HK
Haneul Kim
PRISM

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Financial graph with downward curve over Seoul apartment complexes
EconomyEN
First Drop in 11 Months: South Korea Household Loans Decline 2.2 Trillion Won in Dec 2025

South Korea household loans saw a 2.2 trillion won decline in Dec 2025, the first drop in 11 months. Explore how BOK data and Seoul's lending rules are cooling the market.

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SP
Seoyeon Park
Electronic board at Hana Bank in Seoul showing KOSPI closing at 4,525.48
EconomyEN
KOSPI 4500 milestone 2026: Seoul stocks hit record high as tech rallies

KOSPI hits a historic 4,500 milestone on Jan 6, 2026, closing at 4,525.48. Led by semiconductors and retail buying of 597B won, Seoul stocks reach an all-time high.

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SP
Seoyeon Park
PRISM

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