South Korea has introduced expanded work-family balance policies to support working parents and employers.
Key changes include increased subsidies, new flexible work programs, and broader childcare services.
Most measures began in early 2024, with further legal changes set for implementation in the second half of the year.
South Korea has launched the AI Network Alliance to drive next-generation AI network industry leadership.
The initiative aims to boost 6G and AI-RAN market share from 5% to 20% by 2030 through global collaboration.
The alliance was officially launched at MWC 2026 in Barcelona and includes over 30 member organizations.
South Korea’s Cabinet reviewed and approved 46 legislative items, including laws tied to national policy priorities.
Key changes include strengthened healthcare access, enhanced privacy protections, and education safety measures.
Most reforms are scheduled for implementation in 2025, with some taking effect as early as March.
South Korea commemorates the 107th anniversary of the 3·1 Movement with new policy directions.
Key changes include expanded recognition for independence patriots and renewed peace efforts.
These initiatives were announced on March 1, 2026, at the national ceremony in Seoul.
President Lee Jae-myung chaired the 5th Cabinet meeting, emphasizing democratic capacity and reform.
Major legislative changes include healthcare cost relief, youth loan interest exemptions, and higher disability employment quotas.
All agenda items were approved on February 10, 2026, marking immediate implementation.
President Lee Jae-myung emphasized fair market practices and strategic budgeting in a senior aides meeting.
Key changes include performance-based budgeting, anti-collusion measures, and strict labor law enforcement.
These initiatives were announced on February 19, 2026, with immediate directives for investigation and compliance.