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Tragedy Strikes: Bangladesh Air Force Jet Crashes Into School, Leaving 25 Dead A Bangladesh Air Force training aircraft crashed into a Dhaka school, killing the pilot and 24 others, mainly students. -
Kenya Honors Ban Ki-moon with Top Award for Climate Advocacy Kenya honors Ban Ki-moon with its highest civilian award, recognizing his contributions to global peace and development. -
Kyiv Under Fire: Russia Launches Major Attack Amid NATO Support Talks Russia launched a significant aerial attack on Ukraine, coinciding with discussions on NATO support for Ukraine's defense. -
Seoul Shares Surge as Investors Eye Earnings and Tariff Talks Seoul shares rise slightly as investors anticipate earnings reports and navigate US tariff uncertainties. -
Expert Warns: Tariffs on Allies Could Weaken America's Security A US expert warns that tariffs on allies will harm America's economy and security, urging the Trump administration to exercise restraint. -
Future of Learning: How Tech Can Make Education More Human EdHeroes Global Forum 2025 focuses on innovation in education, aiming to redefine learning for future generations. -
Why Korea’s Math Education Needs a Major Overhaul for the AI Age Korea must reform math education to keep pace with AI, which relies heavily on advanced mathematics for decision-making. -
FBI Files on MLK Released: What Do They Reveal About His Life and Death? The Trump administration disclosed FBI surveillance records of Martin Luther King Jr., facing backlash from his family and civil rights groups. -
Lost Homework? Here’s What to Do When Your Memory Fails You A dialogue about a new haircut highlights the importance of noticing changes in conversations. -
Son Arrested at Father's Funeral: Shocking Murder Investigation Unfolds A man in his 50s is under investigation for allegedly murdering his father, arrested during the father's funeral. -
South Korea Joins Forces with U.S. in Major Cyber Defense Drill South Korea's Cyber Operations Command joins Cyber Flag, a multinational cyber defense exercise led by US Cyber Command this week. -
Riize Takes America by Storm: Get Ready for 'Riizing Loud' Tour! Riize expands its "Riizing Loud" tour to eight cities in the US and Mexico, including major stops like New York and San Francisco. -
Trina Storage Powers Up Japan with Dual Utility-Scale Battery Systems! Trina Storage has launched its Elementa 2 BESS at two utility-scale power plants in Japan, enhancing energy storage capabilities. -
Is Your Feed Fake? AI-Generated Flood Video Raises Red Flags A video of Gyeongbokgung Palace submerged in floodwater raises concerns about AI-generated misinformation online. -
Former First Lady's Associate Questioned in Influence-Peddling Scandal Special counsel investigates allegations of influence peddling by an associate of former first lady Kim Keon Hee to secure leniency. -
Join the Iron Revolution: Free Camp Explores Korea's Ancient Metal-Making Secrets! A special iron-making camp will be held from Aug. 20-22, organized by the National Research Institute of Cultural Heritage. -
Controversy Erupts as President Stands Firm on Gender Minister Nominee Kang Sun-woo President Lee Jae Myung's decision to appoint Gender Minister nominee Kang Sun-woo was influenced by the ruling party's leadership support. -
Rainy Day Dilemma: Are Crocs the New Office Footwear? A commuter's post about wearing sandals to work during heavy rain ignites debate on appropriate rainy day office attire. -
Twice Hits the Charts Again: New Album Debuts at No. 6! Twice's fourth LP "This Is For" debuted at No. 6 on the Billboard 200, marking their seventh entry in the top 10. -
New Finance Minister Vows to Put National Interests First in U.S. Tariff Talks Finance Minister Koo Yun-cheol emphasizes national interest in tariff talks with the U.S., planning a visit to Washington soon.
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