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South Korean union members who opposed national tests got a visit from the law. It is just one flaw in a broken system, says Michael Fitzpatrick

Children as young as four are attending cram schools in South Korea. The reason? The university you attend will dictate your career, income and marriage. But has the point of learning been forgotten and is a 24-hour education worthwhile? Michael Fitzpatrick investigates

South Korean union members who opposed national tests got a visit from the law. It is just one flaw in a broken system, says Michael Fitzpatrick

South Korean union members who opposed national tests got a visit from the law

Italy’s mommonis are a generation of boys that aren’t being allowed to grow up. But social services have decided enough is enough, says Michael Fitzpatrick

Italy’s mommonis are a generation of boys that aren’t being allowed to grow up. But social services have decided enough is enough, says Michael Fitzpatrick