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[Reporter’s notebook] Korea’s birth rate woes are about more than boosting the ‘baby supply’“The goal is a total fertility rate of 1.0 by 2030.” I was stunned when I came upon this phrase while scrolling through a Korean government press release from June about measures for reversing the low birth rate. It felt bizarre to describe the act of giving birth as a quantifiable goal along the lines of X amount of sales or X volume of exports.
In dark of night, only light from these 2 areas of North Korea can be seen from spaceNature may have created one Korean Peninsula, but the man-made border dividing the northern half from the southern half has made the two regions as different as possible. Paradoxically, the difference between the two regions is made most apparent after sunset. A photograph taken this year from the International Space Station, which travels 400 kilometers above the Earth, showing the Korean Peninsula at night has been recently released. The photograph, which was published by the Earth Observatory, part of the NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, was taken by an astronaut aboard the ISS at approximately 10 pm on Jan. 24, 2024.
North Korea ratchets up shows of force as US presidential election nearsIn August, North Korea was focused on rebuilding from devastating floods near its border with China. But this month it has been moving quickly to raise military tensions. The regime’s latest steps appear motivated by rapid changes in the geopolitical environment including the US presidential election on Nov. 5, the ongoing war between Russia and Ukraine, and inter-Korean relations.
Why ‘manels’ are counterproductive for Korean unification and peace issuesThe most recent Global Korea Forum organized by the Ministry of Unification demonstrated the severe systemic limitations of discussions concerning the Korean Peninsula and inter-Korean affairs. When I say severe limitations, I am not talking about how differently liberals and conservatives view the issue of peace on the peninsula. On this occasion, the staggering lack of women on the ministry-organized forum’s panels brought age-old problems to light, when British Ambassador to South Korea Colin Crooks cited a lack of gender equality as the reason behind his withdrawal as a speaker from the event.![[Editorial] As tensions rise on Korean Peninsula, Seoul must curb risk of unintended clash](https://flexible.img.hani.co.kr/flexible/normal/500/300/imgdb/original/2024/0919/5617267339439132.jpg "[Editorial] As tensions rise on Korean Peninsula, Seoul must curb risk of unintended clash")
[Editorial] As tensions rise on Korean Peninsula, Seoul must curb risk of unintended clashNorth Korea launched another barrage of short-range ballistic missiles on Wednesday, the final day of the extended Chuseok holiday in Korea. On Sept. 12, shortly before the holiday, Pyongyang shot off several rounds from its “super-large” 600 mm multiple rocket launcher. Then the very next day, it revealed the facility where it produces highly enriched uranium, a key factor in the ongoing failure to resolve the North Korean nuclear issue.
Amid fight to keep Statue of Peace in Berlin, murky plans to replace it appear underwayA German broadcaster reported that the mayor of a Berlin district pushing for the removal of a statue memorializing victims of the “comfort women” system of sexual slavery criticized South Korea and Japan for putting unwanted pressure on her about the issue, calling those interventions “unwarranted.”
Samsung stock prices fall like autumn leaves at signs of chip winter’s impending arrivalA pall has been hanging over the South Korean stock market for the past two months — and Samsung Electronics has been central to it. The top-ranked item on the securities market in terms of aggregate value has been plummeting in price like a venture company after its bubble burst.
Nominee to lead US Forces Korea calls Pyongyang’s nukes, missiles ‘single greatest challenge’ to tri-commandThe nominee to serve as the next commander of US Forces Korea has described North Korea’s nuclear and missile capabilities as the “single greatest challenge” to be faced. He also reaffirmed the US’ intent to maintain its nuclear umbrella over South Korea.
Microsoft, OpenAI to remove nude images from AI learning data — will Korean companies follow suit?American AI firms, including Microsoft and OpenAI, have agreed to eliminate nude images from their AI learning datasets to prevent the proliferation of sexually exploitative deepfakes. Given the large number of sex crimes involving deepfakes that have been reported in Korea, there’s a growing push for Korean companies that use AI to take similar measures.![[Guest essay] Watching the arrest of Telegram’s founder](https://flexible.img.hani.co.kr/flexible/normal/500/300/imgdb/original/2024/0918/2117266243769505.jpg "[Guest essay] Watching the arrest of Telegram’s founder")
[Guest essay] Watching the arrest of Telegram’s founderOur society was shaken to its core in 2019 as the horrific details of a case involving the spread of sexually exploitative material of minors known as the “Nth Room” case was brought to light.
Ulsan’s surprising rise to multicultural city offers a peek into Korea’s futureSouth Korea has a low birth rate. The per capita birth rate for South Korean women is 0.8, the lowest among Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) members and half of that organization’s average of 1.6.
Will Korea be swallowed up in the surging risk of nuclear war?The United States, Russia and China are intensifying their nuclear arms race, and the threshold for using nuclear weapons is becoming alarmingly low. On Aug. 20, The New York Times reported that the US had drafted a top-secret strategy in March, called the “Nuclear Employment Guidance.”
Bankroller in Deutsch Motors case found guilty of abetting stock manipulationAn appellate court overturned a lower court’s acquittal of an individual surnamed Son, a financier involved in the Deutsch Motors stock manipulation case, finding him guilty of aiding and abetting the pump-and-dump scheme. As Son’s involvement in the case bears similarities to the alleged actions of first lady Kim Keon-hee, the ruling raises the possibility that Kim could also be charged with aiding and abetting.![[Editorial] Convictions in Deutsch Motors case mean it’s time to indict first lady](https://flexible.img.hani.co.kr/flexible/normal/500/300/imgdb/original/2024/0913/5617262055320126.jpg "[Editorial] Convictions in Deutsch Motors case mean it’s time to indict first lady")
[Editorial] Convictions in Deutsch Motors case mean it’s time to indict first ladyOn Thursday, an appellate court handed down a guilty verdict for the main defendants in the Deutsch Motors stock price manipulation case — a case in which first lady Kim Keon-hee has been implicated. The court upheld convictions for the key figures in the case, including the former chairperson of the car dealer, handed down by a lower court.
Ex-president Moon’s daughter says she’s a ‘pawn’ in prosecutors’ plot to indict her fatherWhile prosecutors are conducting large-scale investigations into former President Moon Jae-in’s entire family, his daughter Moon Da-hye publicly declared that prosecutors are using her as a “pawn” to indict her father. Moon Da-hye posted on her X (formerly Twitter) account Thursday morning. “In this time and age you are ridiculed if you fail to speak up and silence only makes people think that there is indeed truth behind all and any accusations,” she wrote, emphasizing why she decided to take a public stand.
Korea OKs construction of 2 nuclear reactors nixed under previous administrationKorea’s Nuclear Safety and Security Commission (NSSC) approved the construction of Shin Hanul nuclear reactor units 3 and 4 in Uljin, North Gyeongsang Province. Construction on the reactors was discontinued under the Moon Jae-in administration, which sought a reduction in the country’s nuclear energy production. When completed, the new reactors will become the ninth and 10th nuclear reactors in Uljin, increasing the number of active reactors nationwide to 30.
Hyundai, GM forge sweeping partnership covering manufacturing and tech developmentHyundai and GM, two of the world’s five biggest automakers, are forming a partnership. Hyundai Motor Company ranks third in the world, while GM is fifth, as well as being the biggest in the US. The two automakers have agreed to form a sweeping alliance in such areas as manufacturing and technology development.
After NewJeans’ ultimatum, no party can come out of agency dispute unscathedThe K-pop group NewJeans conducted a YouTube livestream broadcast on Wednesday during which they demanded that former ADOR CEO Min Hee-jin be reinstated to her position by Sept. 25, sending shockwaves through the K-pop sphere. On the following day, posts on social media platform X with hashtags demanding Min’s reinstatement surpassed 280,000. The price of Hybe shares dropped 6% on the same day. Stock prices for South Korean entertainment giants SM, YG, and JYP all went up on the same day, as if indicating there’s a chance that NewJeans may choose to break their contract with Hybe and seek refuge in another management company.![[Editorial] Irregularities in presidential residence remodel justify more than ‘warning’ from audit agency](https://flexible.img.hani.co.kr/flexible/normal/496/298/imgdb/original/2024/0913/1417262057321404.jpg "[Editorial] Irregularities in presidential residence remodel justify more than ‘warning’ from audit agency")
[Editorial] Irregularities in presidential residence remodel justify more than ‘warning’ from audit agencyKorea’s Board of Audit and Inspection (BAI) said it found several violations of a law about government business contracts in the relocation of the presidential office and residence, including the participation of numerous unqualified contractors and the approval of buildings without an inspection. But the BAI didn’t disclose how contractors were selected for the relocation project and let the presidential office and other parties off with a warning.
Korean chipmakers on alert after US presses for export controls on advanced tech to ChinaThe US Department of Commerce has hinted that Korea should consider placing export controls on Korean-manufactured advanced chips, such high-bandwidth memory (HBM) chips, to China. During the 2024 ROK-US Economic Security Conference held in Washington on Tuesday, Alan Estevez, the US under secretary of commerce for industry and security, stated that the “new battlefield” is going to be won and lost by the technology that is being developed today, stressing the importance of allies and their role in joining the US in export controls targeting China.![[Editorial] Continental shelf negotiation is a test for Yoon’s diplomacy with Japan](https://flexible.img.hani.co.kr/flexible/normal/500/300/imgdb/original/2024/0912/3917261320199357.jpg "[Editorial] Continental shelf negotiation is a test for Yoon’s diplomacy with Japan")
[Editorial] Continental shelf negotiation is a test for Yoon’s diplomacy with JapanKorean Foreign Minister Cho Tae-yul said that Korea and Japan have started negotiating the extension of a joint development agreement for the continental shelf in the East China Sea. The negotiations are expected to have a major impact on the course of Korea-Japan relations and are very likely to be a fateful episode in President Yoon Suk-yeol’s concession-driven diplomacy toward Japan.![[Reporter’s notebook] To Hankyoreh readers moved to action by our deepfake reporting](https://flexible.img.hani.co.kr/flexible/normal/500/300/imgdb/original/2024/0912/5717261306774371.jpg "[Reporter’s notebook] To Hankyoreh readers moved to action by our deepfake reporting")
[Reporter’s notebook] To Hankyoreh readers moved to action by our deepfake reporting“Weekday evenings are tough for me, so I wasn’t sure I would come until the last minute. I keep feeling helpless, but I decided I’ve got to do something.” Ten or so women were sitting in a circle around the room. The woman sitting by the door was the first to introduce herself. She said she’d come to talk about sex crimes involving images digitally altered using AI technology, known as “deepfakes.”
North Korea fires multiple short-range ballistic missiles, its first launch in 73 daysThe South Korean Joint Chiefs of Staff announced Thursday that the military had detected multiple short-range ballistic missiles launched toward the East Sea from the Pyongyang area at around 7:10 am that day. This was the first ballistic missile launch by North Korea in 73 days since July 1.
Korean economy’s backbone industries reel from Chinese supply glutLG Chem, a company that boasts 80 trillion won in assets, recorded operating profits of around 1.2 billion won from its petrochemical business in the first half of 2024. The total amounted to just 0.2% of the company’s profits during the same half. The situation represented a 180-degree turnaround from as recently as 2022, when LG Chem was realizing operating profits of nearly 1 trillion won from petrochemicals.
Excess household, corporate debt is inhibiting Korea’s economic growth, BIS report saysSouth Korea’s level of household and corporate debt has reached a level with the potential to inhibit economic growth, an international organization concluded. The warning message was that South Korea has passed the era when debt once promoted growth and has arrived in one where the benefits are outweighed by even greater negative impacts.
‘Our school was hit’: Korean middle schoolers grapple with deepfake news in their own way“When I heard about this incident [deepfake sex crimes] on social media, I assumed it had only happened at a handful of schools. But more and more schools were reporting victims, and ultimately our school was added to the list [of affected schools], which filled me with rage. I took down all my photographs on Instagram in the early hours, and I was shocked to find myself constantly checking whether I’d been hacked.”![[Guest essay] The real roots of Korea’s online sex crime problem](https://flexible.img.hani.co.kr/flexible/normal/468/281/imgdb/original/2024/0911/3817260420356538.jpg "[Guest essay] The real roots of Korea’s online sex crime problem")
[Guest essay] The real roots of Korea’s online sex crime problem“Mom, can you look at this?” my son said, handing me the phone. The chat window displayed a seemingly endless stream of sexually explicit messages, including photographs of male genitalia and descriptions of sex acts. The messages, sent from a hidden number, were a clear act of sexual violence.
Young Korean women are more educated, less employed than men, OECD findsAn OECD study found that Korean women in their mid-20s to mid-30s are more educated than their male peers but exhibit lower rates of employment. In its report “Education at a Glance 2024,” the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development found that while young South Korean women exhibit higher levels of tertiary education, “the gender disparity in the employment rates exists even with a tertiary qualification.”
Only 3 in 10 Koreans in late 20s through 30s are married, data showsOnly 3 in 10 South Koreans aged 25 to 39 are married, statistics show. While married men were found to have higher rates of employment and income than their unmarried counterparts, married women had lower employment and income rates than unmarried women. Analysts suggested that a factor in this has to do with interruptions in women’s professional activities due to marriage and childbirth.
Korea’s cycle of prosecutors going after ex-presidents continues with Moon — can Yoon avoid the same fate?Rhee Cheol-hee, a former lawmaker with the Democratic Party, writes a regular column for the Hankyoreh titled, “Looking Back, Looking Forward.” His column on Aug. 16 was about the emergence of the prosecutorial regime. It was titled, “Prosecution service stonewalls reforms through ‘investigative populism.’” His next column, on Aug. 30, was about the “manifest destiny” of prosecutors entering politics. That column was titled, “Both parties are losers when they rely upon prosecutors to win the day.”![[Column] Kim Jong-un wants Trump to win? Don’t be so sure](https://flexible.img.hani.co.kr/flexible/normal/500/300/imgdb/original/2024/0910/1217259562662789.jpg "[Column] Kim Jong-un wants Trump to win? Don’t be so sure")
[Column] Kim Jong-un wants Trump to win? Don’t be so sureAs the US presidential race remains neck-and-neck, attention is turning to what kind of policy course the future US government will take when tackling North Korea issues. Democratic nominee Kamala Harris and Republican nominee Donald Trump have exceedingly different views on North Korea. Harris has made it clear that she will not “cozy up” to “tyrants and dictators” like North Korean leader Kim Jong-un, while Trump claims that “it is nice to get along with someone who has a lot of nuclear weapons,” showing his openness to dialogue and possible summits.
79% of suspects in deepfake abuses identified by Seoul police are under 20After creating a special task force to tackle deepfake sex crimes, Seoul police announced that they identified 52 suspects during a crackdown on illicit pornography made with deep learning technology. The agency is also conducting preliminary investigations of Telegram and its CEO for aiding and abetting sex crimes on the platform.![[Column] The price of Korean, Japanese leaders becoming buddy-buddy](https://flexible.img.hani.co.kr/flexible/normal/500/300/imgdb/original/2024/0910/8117259558001038.jpg "[Column] The price of Korean, Japanese leaders becoming buddy-buddy")
[Column] The price of Korean, Japanese leaders becoming buddy-buddyWith around a month left before he steps down, Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida visited South Korea last weekend for a summit with President Yoon Suk-yeol. This was the 12th summit between the two since Kishida took office on Oct. 4, 2021. Kishida appears quite interested in the relationship between Seoul and Tokyo — if the fact that he selected a South Korea visit as one of the last diplomatic acts of his roughly three-year term as prime minister is any indication.
Why Telegram’s damage control updates won’t solve its deepfake problemPavel Durov, the founder and CEO of the chat app Telegram, who has been indicted without arrest for aiding and abetting the proliferation of child sexual abuse material on his platform, is trying to calm the storm by announcing the removal of various controversial features from Telegram. However, his response is getting slammed for its shallowness, as such wishy-washy measures cannot stop the barrage of illegal pornography proliferating on the platform.
Reports of deepfakes at Korean schools surge to 434 in span of two weeksThe number of reports this year concerning deepfake sex crimes occurring to students and staff on school campuses in Korea has shot up to 434, more than doubling the count as of Aug. 27 (196 reports).
Upswing over already? Why DRAM prices are already fallingA recent dip in the price of DRAM is drawing attention to conditions in the memory semiconductor industry. Conditions in the DRAM industry, which is led by Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix, have a major impact on the state of South Korean exports in general.![[Reporter’s notebook] Why have deepfake sex crimes become such a big issue so quickly in Korea, you ask?](https://flexible.img.hani.co.kr/flexible/normal/500/300/imgdb/original/2024/0909/7717258692724921.jpg "[Reporter’s notebook] Why have deepfake sex crimes become such a big issue so quickly in Korea, you ask?")
[Reporter’s notebook] Why have deepfake sex crimes become such a big issue so quickly in Korea, you ask?Korea’s National Assembly held a policy debate on Tuesday about how to prevent digital sex crimes involving images altered with AI technology, or “deepfakes.” The debate was held just 10 days after a Hankyoreh article on Aug. 22 revealed that sexually exploitative deepfakes were being made and produced on “mutual friend” channels organized by school and region on Telegram.
‘My life is not your porn’: Women across world demand action on deepfake digital sex abuse“My life is not your porn” and “Deepfake is murder” — these were some of the chants heard in a mix of Korean, English, and Chinese on the night of Sept. 3 (local time), directed at the South Korean Embassy in the UK. Over 100 people, including women from South Korea, China, Japan, and others from around the world, gathered that evening at Trafalgar Square in London. They marched from there, passing Buckingham Palace, and continued to the South Korean Embassy, calling for measures to address the ongoing deepfake sex crime crisis plaguing South Korea.
Kishida’s last trip to Seoul as PM makes clear that Koreans can’t expect apologies from JapanOnly weeks before he’s poised to relinquish his position, Japanese Prime Minister Kishida Fumio paid a visit to South Korea. The substance of the visit was ambiguous, as were the agenda items covered. What was clear, however, was that Japan has no intention of apologizing for its past wrongdoings, and that President Yoon Suk-yeol of South Korea has no qualms with that.
Lee, Moon say prosecutors are being ‘weaponized’ to suppress, retaliate against oppositionDays out from hearing the ruling in his first trial on charges of violating the Public Official Election Act, Democratic Party leader Lee Jae-myung Lee met with former President Moon Jae-in, whose family is facing investigation in relation to suspicions of bribery related to the president’s former son-in-law’s appointment to an executive position.
German officials to explore ways to keep Berlin Statue of Peace in place, Korean delegation saysWith around three weeks left until the deadline for the removal of the Statue of Peace, a memorial for victims of Japan’s “comfort women” system of sexual slavery, in Berlin’s Mitte borough, a delegation of opposition lawmakers visiting Germany announced that Berlin city and parliament officials had said they would explore alternatives for keeping the statue in place.![[Editorial] Kishida’s ‘farewell party’ in Seoul is culmination of Yoon’s unsustainable diplomacy](https://flexible.img.hani.co.kr/flexible/normal/500/300/imgdb/original/2024/0909/3917258700035134.jpg "[Editorial] Kishida’s ‘farewell party’ in Seoul is culmination of Yoon’s unsustainable diplomacy")
[Editorial] Kishida’s ‘farewell party’ in Seoul is culmination of Yoon’s unsustainable diplomacyJapanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida, who is poised to step down this month, visited Seoul on Friday for a 12th summit with South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol. Yoon has consistently made various concessions to Kishida’s government, all while putting up with critics accusing him of a “capitulatory” approach to diplomacy. In the end, he has been unable to win any corresponding measures from Japan with substance.
‘Change now, not later!’: Thousands of Koreans march for climate justice through Seoul“I don’t want there to be any more endangered species. They’re like us.” In the 907 Climate Justice March along Seoul’s Gangnam Boulevard on Saturday, 14-year-old Kim Seo-eun performed a dance in a stork mask. Speaking with Hankyoreh in a telephone interview on Sunday, she explained, “It makes me so sad to think that we and the babies that are born in the future will be living in an increasingly worse environment.
Why Yoon should amend the Constitution before leaving officeDid you watch President Yoon Suk-yeol’s policy briefing on Aug. 29? What did you take away from it? Could you understand the overall framework of Yoon’s “four plus one” reform initiatives? Was it enlightening in any way?
I saw deepfakes when exposing the Nth Room case 5 years ago — the government’s lax response is to blame for their proliferation todayFor the past five years, Won Eun-ji, an activist most known for being part of Team Flame, a team of young women that was the first to publicize the horrific “Nth Room” cybersex trafficking case targeting children and minors — has been tracking the system behind the non-consensual sharing of sexually exploitative images on the messaging app Telegram.
Korea hints at compromise with Westinghouse on Czech nuclear reactor dealAs part of an effort to resolve a dispute with US nuclear power company Westinghouse, which is objecting to a Korean deal to build two nuclear reactors in the Czech Republic because of alleged intellectual property violations, Seoul has indicated the possibility of cooperating with Westinghouse in supplying equipment, just as with the Barakah nuclear energy plant in the United Arab Emirates.
Why biggest monthly surge in Korea-based Telegram users on record is prompting concernsTelegram saw a record surge in the number of South Korea-based users last month. The largest increase was among users under the age of 20. Experts expressed concern that the record increase in users could lead to a rise in copycat sex crimes on the platform.
Korean women take their fight against deepfake exploitation to the streetsAn emergency rally is being held in Seoul on Friday to call for proactive government measures on sex crimes that employ deepfake technology, which employs images and audio to produce fake replications of people. Women have resorted to searching for deepfake chat rooms on their own and then forming online communities with other women to share self-protection protocols. Now they are gathering in the real world to call on the government to take action.![[Correspondent’s column] Time for men to fight for democracy](https://flexible.img.hani.co.kr/flexible/normal/500/300/imgdb/original/2024/0906/3617256092129499.jpg "[Correspondent’s column] Time for men to fight for democracy")
[Correspondent’s column] Time for men to fight for democracyIn November, the United States will hold its second “battle of the sexes” presidential election. That is, when you look at the candidates. Among the voters, the battle of the sexes has been going on for a while, and is getting progressively intense. Most political analysts say the current political battle of the sexes originated in 1980. Before then, voters mostly focused on the qualities and policies of the respective candidates. Back then, voters were not as vehemently loyal to a particular party. Then, starting in 1980, women started leaning mostly Democrat while the men started leaning mostly Republican.![[Column] Ukraine war is the new Vietnam — the question is whose](https://flexible.img.hani.co.kr/flexible/normal/500/300/imgdb/original/2024/0905/8317255233789628.jpg "[Column] Ukraine war is the new Vietnam — the question is whose")
[Column] Ukraine war is the new Vietnam — the question is whoseRussia’s war with Ukraine uprooted 34-year-old Natalia Suh, a Russian ethnic Korean, from her hometown in Donetsk, Ukraine, and forced her to flee to the Koryo-saram, or Kareisky, quarter in Ansan, South Korea.
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- [Editorial] As tensions rise on Korean Peninsula, Seoul must curb risk of unintended clash
- [Guest essay] Watching the arrest of Telegram’s founder
- [Editorial] Irregularities in presidential residence remodel justify more than ‘warning’ from audit agency
- [Editorial] Convictions in Deutsch Motors case mean it’s time to indict first lady
- [Editorial] Continental shelf negotiation is a test for Yoon’s diplomacy with Japan
- [Guest essay] The real roots of Korea’s online sex crime problem
- [Column] Kim Jong-un wants Trump to win? Don’t be so sure
- [Column] The price of Korean, Japanese leaders becoming buddy-buddy
- [Editorial] Kishida’s ‘farewell party’ in Seoul is culmination of Yoon’s unsustainable diplomacy
- Why Yoon should amend the Constitution before leaving office
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