Hankyoreh

Hankyoreh is a South Korean progressive news organization and publication that was founded in 1998. It is known for its critical stance on the government and corporate power. Recently, Hankyoreh has been in the spotlight due to its coverage of high-profile corruption cases involving Samsung's Lee Jae-yong, such as his conviction for bribery in 2017. Additionally, the organization has been making headlines with its reporting on North Korea's nuclear program, including the identification of a suspected nuclear site by South Korea's unification minister. Hankyoreh's recent coverage highlights its continued relevance as a source of critical journalism in South Korea, shedding light on important issues affecting the country and its people.