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Biography

Seung-ku is a freelance reporter covering South Korea's business, politics and society for multiple publications. He has also worked in broadcast media with SKY NEWS, Al-Jazeera English, ARTE France, SBS Australia and the Korea Broadcasting System.

Content

Total articles 268

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  South Korea, UAE boost defense ties with training, fighter jet cooperation

  By Seung-ku Lee Verified

  Apr. 16, 2025

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  ‘Yoon Again’: calls for ousted South Korean president’s return as political rift deepens

  By Seung-ku Lee Verified

  Apr. 11, 2025

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  S Korea on edge as US hints at redeploying troops

  By Seung-ku Lee Verified

  Apr. 07, 2025

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Company Info

Korean Broadcasting System (KBS)

The Korean Broadcasting System (KBS) is South Korea's national public broadcaster, established in 1927. It operates under the Ministry of Economy and Finance and is recognized for its public trust, ranking as the second most trusted media organization in the country. KBS began with radio broadcasts and expanded to television in 1961, playing a significant role in major events like the Seoul Olympic Games and the Korea-Japan World Cup. KBS offers a variety of services, including ten television channels, seven radio networks, and internet and mobile services. Its flagship channels, KBS1 and KBS2, provide news, documentaries, and entertainment. KBS World broadcasts in 12 languages, reaching global audiences. The organization has adapted to changing viewer habits by implementing cloud-based solutions to manage traffic surges during popular events. With a revenue of approximately 1.5 trillion KRW and around 4,700 employees, KBS continues to serve a diverse audience with a wide range of content.