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The newest episode of The Glitch delves deeper into modern mainstream youth culture, called "short-form content", to explore the various effects it has on the lives of young people today.
H.E. Elizabeth Buensuceso has first-hand experience of what it's like to be a female diplomat after being with the Philippine Foreign Service for more than 42 years. She shares her views on women in diplomacy, Filipino youth, and ASEAN.
Due to the country's dangerously low fertility rate, women's work-life balance and leave policies for menstruation, maternity, and menopause are becoming increasingly important policy concerns in South Korea.
Asia Society Korea Senior Contributor David Tizzard and Digital Content Development Officer Michelle Sihyun Ju examine how “quiet quitting” exhibits itself in the workplace and if its relevance is here to stay.
Asia Society Korea hosted a night to remember in celebration of its 15th anniversary. The feat was honored by Asia Society family members from around the world as the center continues to forge ahead with its global mission.
H.E. Michelle Winthrop, Ambassador of Ireland to the Republic of Korea, provides a holistic review of the beauty that emerges from the merging of her Irish culture with life in South Korea.
The Glitch addresses one of the most pressing issues confronting today's youth: single-person households. Investigating why today's young people choose to live alone rather than start a family
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