The government’s initiative to enlarge the medical student quota is designed to address a critical shortage of healthcare providers in rural and underserved areas. By doing so, it hopes to enhance the accessibility and quality of public healthcare services. Nonetheless, this proposal has not been warmly received by the existing medical community. Doctors argue that … 더 읽기
South Korea’s journey into becoming one of the world’s most advanced economies is marred by a critical demographic challenge: the world’s lowest birth rate. Various factors contribute to this phenomenon, including economic pressures, high education and housing costs, and changing societal norms. The implications are profound, affecting labor markets, social security systems, and even national … 더 읽기
Historically, South Korea has been a monoethnic society, with a strong sense of national identity and cultural homogeneity. However, the turn of the millennium marked the beginning of a new era. The country’s rapid economic development, coupled with a declining birth rate and an aging population, necessitated a more open approach to immigration. Foreign workers … 더 읽기
