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3 Questions on South Korea’s presidential election results to Kristian Brakel

3 Questions
South Korea’s presidential election on 3 June 2025 took place amid intense political upheaval and institutional crisis. Widespread public discontent over corruption scandals, executive-judiciary tensions, and democratic backsliding had dominated the pre-election atmosphere. Kristian Brakel, Director of the Heinrich-Böll-Stiftung’s East Asia, answered 3 questions.
By Joan Lanfranco and Kristian Brakel
Demonstration in South Korea

South Korea 101: Implications of the 2025 Presidential Elections

On December 3rd, 2024, former South Korean president Yoon Suk-yeol declared martial law on the basis to protect national stability from “antistate actors.” This was quickly overturned by the National Assembly and eleven days later the National Assembly voted to impeach Yoon. After months of investigation, the Constitutional Court unanimously voted to accept the impeachment of Yoon, triggering the snap elections to be held on June 5, 2025. The Heinrich Boll Foundation discussed the significance and implications of the South Korean elections.
By Ha Eun Yoon
KDF Global Forum

Democratic Resilience in the Asia-Pacific: The Role of Parliamentarians

Healthy democracies have proven to be more resilient in the face of crises and pandemics. However, in recent years, signs of democratic backsliding has become increasingly visible around the world, manifesting through political polarization and the weakening of the liberal international order. The Heinrich Böll Foundation East Asia Office and the Indo-Pacific Democracy Forum (IPDF) co-hosted a session at the 2025 KDF Global Forum titled “Parliamentarians’ Voices for Democratic Unity in the Indo-Pacific.” 
By Ha Eun Yoon
2025 세계 인종차별 철폐의 날 기념대회

Voices Heard at the 2025 International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination

Every year on March 21, the United Nations designates the International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination, inspiring a global wave of anti-racism initiatives. As a sign of solidarity to this movement, an event hosted by migrant rights groups nationwide and supported by the Heinrich Böll Foundation East Asia Office was held on March 16 at Seoul Station Square. To gain insight into the preparation process, representatives from the foundation visited the site, engaging directly with activists and listening to their powerful voices.
By Hyejin Yoo
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Economy Atlas in Korean 2025

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The way we produce and consume must change. The unchecked climate crisis, dwindling resources, environmental pollution, and loss of biodiversity demand a transition that places sustainability and social responsibility at the forefront of businesses, banks, and trade. Additionally, new regulatory policies are needed to curb waste and modernize infrastructure. Heinrich Böll Foundation’s Economic Atlas 2025 (Korean Ver.) not only highlights the essential measures for this transition but also offers a fundamental perspective on the history and diversity of economic activity.
By Heinrich-Böll-Stiftung
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農薬アトラス 韓国語版（英語版）

Atlas
韓国における農薬使用は、20世紀初頭の日本統治時代に日本式農業体制への強制転換から始まりました。1960年代以降の急速な工業化の背景には、世界最高水準の農薬使用量による環境汚染と農薬中毒の問題がありました。当局は農薬会社に管理を委ね、会社は農薬販売にしか関心がないため、自然と人のための農薬政策の実現は遠い道のりです。
By Small Is Beautiful  and Heinrich-Böll-Stiftung
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エネルギーアトラス韓国語版2022

Atlas
欧州エネルギーアトラスは、EU加盟国が2030年のためのエネルギーおよび気候戦略、いわゆるクリーンエネルギーパッケージを議論する時点で出版されました。これらの目標と規制は、今後数十年間、ヨーロッパのエネルギーと気候政策を形成します。また、気候変動に効果的に対処し、地球温暖化を摂氏2度に制限できるかどうかの決定的な要素となります。 この韓国語翻訳はドイツのエネルギーアトラス2018に基づいています。
By Small Is Beautiful , Heinrich-Böll-Stiftung u.a.

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