17 February, 2022 This infographic is the following series of the previous infographic on Korea's upcoming presidential election 2022. The presidential race is still too close to call as the front runner of the race continues to change. This infog...

The GR Group offers an excellent internship program for talented university students and graduates, many of whom are seeking to pursue a career in government relations. We sat down with Daeun Lee  to ask about her experience as an intern. 1. Wh...

The presidential candidates from the two leading parties are neck-and-neck in their presidential race set to end on 9 March 2022. This infographic provides the key election timeline and a brief overview of the two leading candidates. The following se...

Following our previous introduction to Korea's National Assembly audit, this infographic highlights three policy areas profoundly raised at the parliamentary audit that came to an end last week. GR Korea, part of The GR Group, provides professional ...

The 2021 National Audit will be conducted for 21 days, beginning 1 October. This infographic highlights the main procedures of the National Audit and its industry implications. GR Korea, part of the GR Group, provides professional government relat...

Following our previous summary of the Korean government's employment and labour policy plan, this infographic illustrates the key environment and energy initiatives to enact the Green New Deal and achieve Carbon Neutrality.  GR Korea, part of The ...

Relevant to our previous summary of the Korean New Deal, our latest infographic demonstrates the key objectives of the Korean government's employment and labour policy plan for 2021.  GR Korea, part of The GR Group, provides professional governmen...

The mayoral by-elections in Korea’s two biggest cities, Seoul and Busan, led to a landslide victory for the conservative opposition. GR Korea’s analysis below explores the dynamics that led up to the elections and considers the implications for next ...

ELECTIONS / SOUTH KOREA City blocked South Korean president Moon Jae-in’s (pictured) ruling Democratic Party yesterday lost two key mayoral elections – Seoul and Busan – in a landslide to opposition conservatives. Park Young-sun, the ruling par...

Following our look at the Korean government’s Covid-19 response, our latest infographic highlights the key politics and projects the government is enacting as part of the Korean New Deal, which aims to digitalise and green the Korean economy.For more...