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South Korea’s Opposition Party Pushes Plan to End Early Voting and Reshape Election Oversight

‘12.12: The Day’: How South Korea’s Blockbuster Historical Drama Revisits a Pivotal Night in Democracy’s History

How ‘A Taxi Driver’ Turned South Korea’s Painful Democratic History Into a Breakthrough Box Office Hit

South Korea’s Top Court Reins In Automatic Firings for Military Service Refusal, Exposing a Broader Shift in Rights and Security

Trump’s emergency rhetoric before the midterms puts election trust — and America’s global credibility — back on trial

Zelenskyy’s Rejection of Wartime Elections Puts Ukraine at the Center of a Larger Democratic Test

Ukraine’s Anti-Corruption Probe Puts Zelenskyy’s Wartime Leadership Under New Scrutiny