Increase in Robot Use in Global Factories

Robot use in factories has more than doubled in the last seven years, with South Korea leading in robot density. China has surpassed Germany and Japan in robot use. Robot density is a measure of automation adoption in manufacturing.

Increase in Robot Usage in Global Factories

The use of robots in factories worldwide has more than doubled in the last seven years, with South Korea leading in robot density. China has surpassed Germany and Japan in robot usage, while the United States ranked 10th.

Response to Deepfake Digital Sex Abuse in South Korea

South Korean authorities are responding to the increasing use of deepfakes for digital sex abuse, with a crackdown on Telegram chat rooms distributing fake sexual images. The victims, mostly women and teenagers, face violations of privacy and trust. The purpose behind these deepfakes is often to belittle women and express misogyny. Women's rights groups blame the government for not addressing the root cause of sexism, while the legal system struggles to recognize digital sex abuse as a serious crime.

South Korea Climate Change Law Ruling

South Korea's top court ruled that the country's climate change law did not adequately protect basic human rights and future generations. Activists had filed petitions alleging the government's failure to effectively tackle climate change. The court asked the legislature to revise the carbon neutrality act by 2026 to align with constitutional rights and protect against a climate crisis. The ruling was seen as a significant step towards climate action in Asia.

Digital Sex Crimes and Deepfakes in South Korea

South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol calls for thorough investigation of digital sex crimes after reports of deepfake images and videos of South Korean women in Telegram chatrooms. Police report surge in online deepfake sex crimes, mostly involving teenagers and people in their 20s. The Korea Communications Standards Commission plans to discuss measures to counter sexually explicit deepfakes.

Ulchi Freedom Shield exercises

Annual Ulchi Freedom Shield exercises aim to enhance joint readiness of South Korean and U.S. militaries against North Korean threats.

North Korean soldier defection to South Korea

A North Korean soldier defected to South Korea by crossing the militarized border in the eastern part of the Korean Peninsula. The soldier was taken into custody by South Korean guards.

U.S. and South Korea Joint Military Exercise Against North Korea

U.S. and South Korean troops start joint military exercise to enhance defense capabilities against North Korea, amid accusations of invasion drills by North Korea. The drills include computer-simulated war games and field exercises focused on various threats. North Korea has been flaunting its weapons program and issuing nuclear threats against the U.S. and South Korea.

North Korea's Balloon Campaign Toward South Korea

North Korea is flying balloons carrying trash toward South Korea as part of a psychological warfare campaign amid growing tensions. South Korea is warning citizens to watch out for objects falling from the sky. The two countries are engaging in tit-for-tat actions that are escalating tensions.

North Korea delivers new missile launchers to front-line troops

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un oversaw the delivery of 250 new tactical ballistic missile launchers to front-line troops, potentially threatening South Korea. The launchers are a modern tactical attack weapon designed by Kim and intended for deployment near the border with the South.

2024 Summer Olympics in Paris - Kim Yeji

The 2024 Summer Olympics in Paris feature South Korea's Kim Yeji, a silver medalist in the women's 10m air pistol contest. Her unique style and demeanor have garnered attention and praise on social media.

Unity at the Paris Olympics

Athletes from North Korea and South Korea took a selfie together at the Paris Olympics, showcasing unity despite political tensions. The moment has been praised for transcending borders and promoting peace through sport.

Tension between North and South Korea

North Korea floated balloons carrying trash toward South Korea, prompting South Korea's military to respond with full-scale loudspeaker broadcasts. The tension near the border escalated due to North Korea's actions.

South Korea's Top Court Rules in Favor of Same-Sex Couples' Health Insurance Benefits

South Korea's top court ruled that same-sex couples are eligible to receive the same health insurance benefits as heterosexual couples. The ruling was hailed as a historic victory for equality and human rights by human rights groups.

South Korea Court Rules in Favor of Same-Sex Couples' Health Insurance Benefits

South Korea's top court ruled that same-sex couples are eligible to receive the same health insurance benefits as heterosexual couples, a landmark verdict hailed by human rights groups.

Allegations Against Sue Mi Terry

Former CIA analyst charged with acting as secret agent for South Korea's intelligence service in exchange for luxury gifts

Indictment of Foreign Policy Specialist for Working as Unregistered Agent of South Korea

A foreign policy specialist and former CIA employee has been indicted for working as an unregistered agent of South Korea's government in exchange for luxury goods and gifts. She allegedly disclosed nonpublic U.S. government information to South Korean intelligence officers and facilitated access for South Korean officials to their U.S. counterparts. The specialist denied the allegations.

North Korean Diplomat Defection

A senior North Korea diplomat based in Cuba has defected to South Korea, citing disillusionment with North Korea's political system and health concerns due to international sanctions. This defection likely posed a political blow to North Korea, affecting its diplomatic ties with Cuba.

Buddhism and Modern Culture in South Korea

South Korean comedian and Buddhist DJ NewJeansNim blends traditional Buddhist scripture with electronic dance music to make Buddhism more accessible to young people in South Korea and tackle challenges such as demographic decline and the growth of Christianity.

South Korea laser defense system against North Korean drones

South Korea is preparing to launch a laser-based defense system to destroy drones from North Korea as part of the 'Block-I' program, aiming to become the first country to weaponize directed light.

South Korea deploying laser weapons to shoot down North Korean drones

South Korea will deploy laser weapons to shoot down North Korean drones, becoming the first country to do so. The weapons are effective, cheap, quiet, and invisible, aiming to strengthen the military's response capabilities.

Labor Strike at Samsung Electronics

Unionized workers at Samsung Electronics in South Korea have declared an indefinite strike to demand higher pay and other benefits, despite management's commitment to engage in negotiations and ensure production continues.

South Korea reverses plan to suspend licenses of striking doctors

South Korea reverses plan to suspend licenses of striking doctors in efforts to resolve medical impasse, aiming to address shortage of doctors treating emergency and serious patients and restore training system to add more professional doctors.

Tensions between North and South Korea

Kim Yo Jong, the sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, warned South Korea about their live-fire drills near the border and threatened military action if further provoked. South Korea resumed firing exercises despite a previous agreement aimed at easing tensions. North Korea has been engaged in weapons tests and there is skepticism about the validity of their recent missile tests.

Car Accident in South Korea

A driver in South Korea struck pedestrians at an intersection, killing nine people. The driver claims it was accidental and will be investigated for accidental homicide.

North Korea's Test-Firing of New Tactical Ballistic Missile

North Korea claims to have test-fired a new tactical ballistic missile, but South Korea disputes the claim, suggesting it was likely a botched launch. The North plans to test-fire the missile again in July. Experts believe North Korea is trying to deceive outsiders by not providing any photos of the launches.

North Korea missile test

North Korea test-fired two ballistic missiles, one possibly flying abnormally. South Korea condemns launches as provocation threatening peace. North Korea vows overwhelming responses to US-South Korea-Japan military drill.

North Korea Missile Test

North Korea claims to have successfully tested missiles carrying multiple warheads, but South Korea rejects the claim as deception to mask a failed launch. Tensions rise as joint military drills between South Korea, the United States, and Japan are conducted in response to North Korea's actions.

Russian President Putin and North Korean Leader Kim Jong-Un Pact

Fox News discusses the global implications of Russian President Putin and North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un signing an 'aggression' pact. Pentagon claims North Korean troops sent to aid Russia in Ukraine invasion will be 'cannon fodder'. South Korean officials criticize the pact.

South Korea's Potential Nuclear Weapons Program

South Korean think tank suggests government consider developing nuclear weapons arsenal in response to North Korea signing defense treaty with Russia. Polls show strong support for nuclear weapons in South Korea. President Yoon Suk-yeol has mentioned the possibility of nuclearizing the country. Recommendations have been made for South Korea to engage in public debate over this option.

Tensions between North and South Korea over trash-carrying balloons

South Korea threatens to restart anti-Pyongyang propaganda broadcasts after North Korea launches trash-carrying balloons in response to leaflet drops. President Yoon Suk Yeol condemns North Korea's actions and emphasizes military readiness against provocations. The US and South Korea alliance is highlighted as a strong deterrent against enemies. North Korea's sensitive reaction to border broadcasts and leafleting campaigns is discussed.

Tensions between North and South Korea

South Korea threatened to restart anti-Pyongyang frontline propaganda broadcasts after North Korea resumed trash-carrying balloon launches. The two Koreas engaged in Cold War-style psychological campaigns involving balloons and loudspeaker broadcasts.

Decline of Organized Religion in South Korea

Churches, temples, and monasteries are closing as people in many countries turn away from organized religions, especially in rapidly aging societies like South Korea.

Fire at Lithium Battery Factory in South Korea

A massive fire at a lithium battery factory in South Korea killed at least 22 people, including 18 Chinese migrant workers. The cause of the explosion is under investigation.

Explosion at Lithium Battery Factory in South Korea

An explosion at a lithium battery factory near the South Korean capital resulted in the death of at least 22 people.

Gunmen Attack in Dagestan and Deadly Fire in South Korea

Gunmen opened fire at synagogues, an Orthodox church, and a police post in Russia's North Caucasus region of Dagestan; a fire at a lithium battery factory near South Korea's capital left at least 16 dead, 7 injured, and 6 missing. Most missing were foreign nationals. President Yoon Suk Yeol ordered mobilization of personnel and equipment to find survivors.

Fire at Lithium Battery Factory in South Korea

A fire at a lithium battery factory in South Korea killed at least 16 people and left five others missing. The cause of the fire is still unclear.

BTS FESTA Event with Jin in Seoul, South Korea

Around 1,000 BTS fans were given the chance to get a hug from Jin during the annual FESTA event in Seoul, South Korea. This was Jin's first public event after completing 18 months of national service in the army.

BTS members completing mandatory military service in South Korea

K-pop megastar Jin of BTS completed his mandatory military service in South Korea, reuniting with his bandmates who are still serving. BTS members have been taking turns enlisting in the military to fulfill the country's requirement for able-bodied men.

Jin's Discharge from South Korea Army

Jin, the oldest member of K-pop band BTS, has been discharged from the South Korea army after completing 18 months of mandatory national service.

North Korean border violation incident

South Korean soldiers fired warning shots after North Korean troops briefly violated the border, but the situation is unlikely to escalate further. Tensions remain high between the two countries due to propaganda campaigns and other provocations.

Border Violation Between North and South Korea

South Korean soldiers fired warning shots after North Korean troops briefly violated the border. The incident happened amid simmering tensions but is not expected to escalate further. Both sides engaged in Cold War-style campaigns like balloon launches and propaganda broadcasts.

Tensions between North and South Korea

South Korea resumes loudspeaker broadcasts over border in response to North Korea sending balloons filled with trash and manure. The tensions deepen as talks over North's nuclear ambitions remain stalled.

Tensions between North and South Korea

North Korea has been launching trash-filled balloons toward South Korea, prompting the nation to blast messages and K-pop music back using high-powered loudspeakers. The conflict dates back to the Cold War.

Tensions between South and North Korea

South Korea announced it will resume anti-North Korean propaganda loudspeaker broadcasts in retaliation to North sending balloons filled with trash and manure. Tensions rise between the two Koreas amid diplomatic stalemate over North's nuclear ambitions.

Tensions between North and South Korea over Trash-Carrying Balloon Campaigns

South Korea plans to restart anti-North Korean propaganda loudspeaker broadcasts in response to North Korea's trash-carrying balloon campaigns, which have escalated tensions between the two countries. North Korea has sent over 1,000 balloons with trash and manure to the South, prompting South Korea to take retaliatory measures. The loudspeaker broadcasts are expected to anger North Korea and could lead to further military escalations.

Tensions between North and South Korea over balloon launches

Tensions between North and South Korea rise as balloons carrying rubbish are launched across the border. North Korea threatens to retaliate if leaflet campaigns continue. South Korea vows unbearable retaliation.

North Korea conducts missile drills under Kim Jong Un's supervision

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un supervised drills involving the firing of nuclear-capable multiple rocket launchers to show the country's ability to carry out a preemptive attack on rival South Korea.

Taiwan AI Chat Bot and North Korea Balloon Battle

Taiwan develops AI chat bot to compete with Chinese product over national security concerns. North Korea escalates balloon battle with South Korea by sending garbage-filled balloons over the border.

North Korea Sends Balloons with Garbage and Feces Across Border

North Korea sent balloons loaded with garbage and feces across the border, triggering air raid sirens in South Korea. This was in response to South Korean groups sending leaflets, music, or videos into the North. South Korean residents were panicked by the air raid alerts, and the balloons were found to contain trash, propaganda leaflets, and feces.

UAE-South Korea Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement

The president of the United Arab Emirates signed a Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement with South Korea, expanding trade and cooperation in various sectors.

North Korea Sending Balloons to South Korea

South Korean residents expressed anxiety after North Korea sent balloons across the border, found in various parts of the country.

North Korea's Balloon Provocations and Satellite Launch Failure

North Korea flew hundreds of balloons carrying trash and manure towards South Korea in response to anti-Pyongyang propaganda leaflets. Kim Jong Un urged military scientists to continue developing space-based reconnaissance capabilities. The failed satellite launch drew criticism from South Korea, Japan, and the US.

China-South Korea-Japan Trilateral Meeting

China's premier agreed to revive cooperation with South Korea and Japan, but expressed concerns about their security partnership with the U.S. The trilateral meeting focused on economic issues, shared challenges, and regional peace.

North Korea satellite launch preparations

South Korea detects signs of possible preparations for a satellite launch by North Korea, which would be the second military reconnaissance craft in orbit. This activity is closely monitored by South Korea and U.S. intelligence authorities.

Trilateral Talks Among South Korea, China, and Japan

Leaders of South Korea, China, and Japan will meet in Seoul for their first trilateral talks in over four years to discuss reviving cooperation. They will address various topics, including personnel exchanges, climate change, trade, health, technology, and disasters.

Buddhist DJ NewJeansNim Reviving Buddhism Among South Korean Youth with EDM

South Korean DJ NewJeansNim is blending traditional Buddhist scripture with EDM beats, reviving Buddhism's popularity among young people in South Korea while facing backlash in Malaysia. His high-energy performances have gone viral, offering comfort and motivation to burnt-out individuals.

President Yoon Suk Yeol of South Korea facing political challenges and foreign policy agenda

President Yoon Suk Yeol of South Korea faces political challenges as opposition parties demand independent investigations into allegations involving his wife and top officials. Despite recent election defeat, Yoon's foreign policy agenda remains focused on bolstering military alliance with the U.S. and expanding trilateral cooperation with Japan to address North Korean nuclear threats.

South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol's Response to Election Defeat

South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol admits shortcomings in improving people's lives after governing party's election defeat. Pledges to focus on economy and low birth rates. Facing criticism for wife's Dior handbag controversy.

Australian Navy helicopter pilot incident with Chinese military fighter jet

Australian Navy helicopter pilot forced to take evasive action after a Chinese military fighter jet detonated flares close to his aircraft's course in international waters near South Korea. Australia described the actions as 'unsafe and unprofessional.' Incident occurred in the Yellow Sea during a U.N. mission to enforce sanctions against North Korea. No injuries or damage reported.

North Korea's Plotting of Terrorist Attacks on South Korean Embassies

South Korea's spy agency warns that North Korea is plotting terrorist attacks on Seoul's officials and citizens overseas, prompting an increase in alert levels at diplomatic missions in five countries.

South Korea's Political Situation

White House National Security Adviser announces new military exercise plan involving U.S., Japan, and South Korea in response to provocations from China and North Korea. South Korea's opposition leader pressures President Yoon Suk Yeol to accept special investigations into allegations involving top officials and his wife.

South Korea medical school admissions and doctor strike

South Korea's government slows down plan to admit more students to medical schools in order to end a weeks-long strike by doctors, causing tension between government officials and medical groups.

U.S. Military Drill in East China Sea

U.S. carrier strike group led by USS Theodore Roosevelt holds drill with Japan and South Korea in the East China Sea amid rising tensions on the Korean Peninsula and China's naval ambitions.

Joint U.S., Japan, and South Korea Military Exercise in East China Sea

The U.S., Japan, and South Korea conducted a joint military exercise in the East China Sea to strengthen their partnership amid tensions with China. The drills focused on undersea warfare, maritime operations, and communication improvement. This comes as China expresses dissatisfaction with Japan's meetings with the U.S. and the Philippines. The exercises aim to enhance response capability against threats from North Korea and China.

South Korea's Runaway Ostrich and Political Resignations

A runaway ostrich was captured in South Korea after escaping from a zoo. South Korea's prime minister and senior presidential officials offered to resign en masse following parliamentary elections that dealt a blow to the ruling party. The liberal opposition forces secured control of parliament until after the president's term ends in 2027.

South Korea's Parliamentary Elections

South Korea's ruling party suffered a crushing defeat in parliamentary elections, leading to the resignation offer of the prime minister and senior presidential officials. The liberal opposition forces are set to control parliament until 2027, weakening President Yoon Suk Yeol's domestic agenda. Yoon vows to focus on improving economic situations and reforming state affairs despite the setback.

South Korea's Parliamentary Elections 2024

South Korea's liberal opposition Democratic Party won a landslide victory in the country's parliamentary elections, putting President Yoon Suk Yeol in a challenging position for the remainder of his term. The ruling conservative People Power Party faced a significant defeat, leading to potential obstacles for President Yoon's agenda.

Gender Equality in South Korea

Women in South Korea rally for equal rights on International Women's Day, highlighting the widening gender gap among young people in the country.

South Korea parliamentary election results

South Korea's liberal opposition parties are expected to win a landslide victory in the parliamentary election, potentially making conservative President Yoon Suk Yeol a lame duck for his remaining three years in office. The election serves as a mid-term confidence vote on President Yoon, who has been grappling with low approval ratings and a liberal opposition-controlled parliament.

South Korea Parliamentary Election Results

South Korea's liberal opposition parties are expected to win a landslide victory in the parliamentary election, potentially making conservative President Yoon Suk Yeol a lame duck for his remaining three years in office.

Political Divide Between Young Men and Women in South Korea

The political divide between young men and women in South Korea is influenced by gender issues, rapid social development, and economic disparities. Young women are less supportive of conservative candidates, while young men feel marginalized in a competitive environment. The conflict is also fueled by misunderstandings about feminism and resentment towards gender equality efforts.

Political Gender Divide in South Korea

Young men and women are politically drifting apart across the developed world, with the growing political gender divide in South Korea causing concern about the country's future.

South Korea Ostrich Capture and Medical School Admissions Dispute

A runaway ostrich was captured in South Korea after escaping from a zoo. South Korea's president is facing protests from doctors over a plan to increase medical school admissions. The doctors are on strike causing canceled surgeries, while the government argues the increase is necessary to address a shortage of physicians.

Medical School Admissions in South Korea

South Korea's president vows to increase medical school admissions despite protests from doctors, who fear lower future incomes. The government aims to address a shortage of physicians in rural areas and low-paying professions.

Financial Incentives to Boost Birth Rate in South Korea

A company in South Korea is offering financial incentives to help boost the country's lagging birth rate.

Runaway Ostrich in South Korea

A runaway ostrich named Tadori escaped from a zoo in South Korea due to loneliness, dodging traffic before being captured safely and returned to the zoo.

Runaway Ostrich in South Korea

Eyewitness video captures runaway ostrich galloping in traffic in South Korea before being re-captured and returned to zoo.

Medical Strike in South Korea

Senior doctors in South Korea support medical interns and residents who are on strike against the government's plan to increase medical school admissions. The strike has caused canceled surgeries and treatments at hospitals.

South Korea Junior Doctors' Strike

South Korea is set to suspend the licenses of thousands of striking junior doctors who have been protesting against the government's decision to recruit 2,000 more medical students yearly. The standoff continues as the government plans to inform the doctors of their impending license suspensions.

Military Exercise Plan and Bomb Threat at Gocheok Sky Dome

White House National Security Adviser announced a new military exercise plan with US, Japan, and South Korea in response to China and North Korea provocations. South Korean police found no explosives after searching Gocheok Sky Dome following a bomb threat against Los Angeles Dodgers star Shohei Ohtani. The threat was suspected to have come from a person who allegedly sent similar threats in the past.

Security scare at Seoul's Gocheok Sky Dome during baseball game

No sign of bomb found at Seoul's Gocheok Sky Dome during Shohei Ohtani's game between Los Angeles Dodgers and San Diego Padres in South Korea.

Bomb threat against Shohei Ohtani at MLB opener in South Korea

A bomb threat in Seoul against baseball star Shohei Ohtani overshadows MLB's first regular-season games in South Korea. The threat was investigated, but no bomb was found. Fans remained undeterred and excited for the season opener.

Retired Korean Baseball Legend Chan Ho Park Returns to Mound for MLB Season Opener in South Korea

Retired Korean baseball legend Chan Ho Park is returning to the mound for the first MLB regular season game held in South Korea, throwing the ceremonial first pitch at the Dodgers vs. Padres opener in Seoul. Park paved the way for other Korean baseball stars during his 17-year MLB career, retiring in 2012 and now serving as a baseball operations adviser with the Padres.

Medical Strike in South Korea

South Korean authorities are suspending the licenses of two senior doctors for allegedly inciting medical interns and residents to protest against the government's plan to increase medical school admissions, causing disruptions in hospital operations.

North Korea's live-fire drill of nuclear-capable rockets

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un supervised a live-fire drill of nuclear-capable rockets targeting South Korea's capital to strengthen his war deterrent amid regional tensions. The drill included multiple rocket launchers capable of delivering tactical nuclear warheads.

South Korean actress Jeon Jong-seo throws out first pitch at Los Angeles Dodgers game

South Korean actress Jeon Jong-seo throws out the first pitch at a Los Angeles Dodgers' exhibition baseball game in Seoul, South Korea, making a mark with Dodgers players smiling and giggling. The Dodgers then win 14-3 against Kiwoom Heroes.

South Korean Doctors' Walkouts and License Suspensions

South Korean authorities suspend licenses of two senior doctors for inciting medical interns and residents' walkouts in protest of government's plan to increase medical school admissions, leading to disruptions in hospital operations. Government aims to address doctor shortage for aging population, while doctors argue against abrupt increase in students due to potential undermining of medical services.

North Korean military training exercises

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un operated a newly developed battle tank and conducted training exercises near the border with South Korea. The drills involved heavy tanks moving through simulated combat circumstances and firing live rounds.

North Korean military demonstration with new battle tank

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un guided a military demonstration involving a new battle tank in a show of force as South Korea and the United States wrapped up joint drills. Kim expressed satisfaction with the tank's performance and the 105th Tank Division was declared the winner of the mock battle.

South Korea Medical Strike

South Korea plans to deploy military physicians and public health doctors to hospitals affected by a walkout of 12,000 trainee doctors over government reform plans. The walkout started on Feb. 20, causing some hospitals to turn away patients and delay medical procedures.

North Korea's Military Activities

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un guided an artillery firing drill by the Korean People’s Army, aimed at increasing combat readiness and war capability, with multiple rocket launcher shells and self-propelled artillery shells fired toward the Yellow Sea. South Korea is monitoring the situation and warning of consequences.

Tensions between North and South Korea

South Korea's Air Force conducted military drills in response to North Korea's artillery firing drill led by Kim Jong Un.

Renewal of Defense Agreement between South Korea and the U.S.

South Korea appoints Lee Tae-woo to head rushed negotiations for defense agreement renewal with the U.S. ahead of Trump's potential return to the White House. Previous negotiations saw disagreements over South Korea's contributions to U.S. defense costs.

South Korea's Junior Doctors' Strike

South Korea's president vows not to tolerate prolonged walkouts by junior doctors, threatening public health and shaking the country's governing systems. Doctors protest government's plan to admit more medical students, impacting hospitals' capacity and medical services.

North Korea threats over joint military drills with South Korea and U.S.

North Korea threatens military action in response to joint military drills between South Korea and the U.S. North views drills as invasion plot. South Korea and U.S. assert drills are regular and defensive training.

South Korea's government suspends licenses of striking junior doctors

South Korea's government is taking steps to suspend the medical licenses of thousands of striking junior doctors who have been protesting against a government push to increase medical school admissions.

Trainee Doctors' Strike in South Korea

Trainee doctors in South Korea have resigned en masse, leading to critical shortages in hospitals. The government is responding by conducting raids on the Korean Medical Association offices and threatening legal consequences for the striking doctors.

Medical Workers' Strike in South Korea

Thousands of trainee doctors in South Korea staged a mass walkout to protest the government's decision to increase medical school enrollment quotas. The government has taken legal action against the groups involved, but the doctors remain defiant.

South Korean Doctors Walkout

South Korean doctors walk out in protest against the government's plan to increase medical school enrollments, citing the need for more pay and better working conditions. The government argues that the country's aging population requires more doctors.