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Hyundai, Kia, and Genesis Take Home Top Honors in Cars.com's 2025 Best of Awards Hyundai Motor Group's models excelled in the 2025 Best Car Awards, winning four categories, showcasing innovation and performance. -
Volkswagen Prepares ID.1 for 2025 Launch: Affordable, High-Tech, and Stylish Volkswagen will unveil the affordable ID.1 EV priced around €20,000 in the first half of next year, targeting entry-level EV market. -
Uber Takes the Wheel in Austin: Waymo Robotaxi Interest List Now Open Uber opens Waymo robotaxi interest list in Austin, aiming for full-scale service with self-driving vehicles soon. -
Honda Reveals Game-Changing 0 SUV Prototype at CES 2025: A Leap into the Electric Future Honda unveiled its groundbreaking 0 Series SUV Prototype at CES 2025, featuring advanced EV technology and Level 3 autonomous driving. -
Zelensky Makes Bold Move: Proposes Swap of Ukrainian Prisoners for North Korean Troops Zelenskyy proposes a prisoner exchange with North Korea, emphasizing military ties between Russia and North Korea amid ongoing conflict. -
2025 Passport Power Rankings: South Korea Stays Strong at 3rd, and the 1st Place Goes to... South Korea ranks third in global passport power, allowing visa-free access to 192 countries, reflecting improved travel conditions. -
Ukraine to Exchange Two North Korean Soldiers for Captured Troops in Russia, Zelenskyy Announces Ukraine proposes a prisoner swap with North Korea, offering captured soldiers in exchange for Ukrainian troops held by Russia. -
South Korea Responds to Opposition Claims Over UAV Deployment to North Korea South Korea's Presidential Office refutes opposition claims of drone deployment orders to Pyongyang, calling it a baseless political attack. -
Zelenskyy Reveals 4,000 North Korean Casualties in Russia as Ukraine Appeals for Western Support Ukrainian officials report 4,000 North Korean troops killed or wounded, highlighting the need for Western support and peace efforts. -
Kwon Do Hyung's Crypto Fraud Trial Set for January 2026—Could Face 130 Years Kwon Do-hyung's trial for the collapse of Terra and Luna is set for January 2026, facing nine charges with a potential 130-year sentence. -
Xi Skips Trump’s Big Day, but Sends Powerful Envoy to Bridge the Gap Xi Jinping's envoy will attend Trump's inauguration, signaling a desire to reduce tensions and foster dialogue between China and the U.S. -
Fire and Chaos in Russia After Bold Ukraine Drone Strike on Air Force Facility Ukraine launched a significant drone attack on a Russian fuel facility, causing explosions and prompting emergency responses in Saratov. -
Is the Korean Peninsula in Danger? South Korea and Canada Military Leaders Speak Out South Korea's General Kim and Canada's General Carignan discussed Korean Peninsula security and global cooperation, emphasizing military ties. -
2 Bodies Found in JetBlue Landing Gear: Investigation Underway Two bodies were found in the landing gear of a JetBlue plane, prompting an investigation into their identities and circumstances. -
Elon Musk Questions South Korea's Political Crisis Amid Protests and Impeachment Talks Elon Musk shares posts about Korea, questioning the core issues amid the recent protests against President Yoon Suk-yeol's impeachment. -
China Reveals Over 20 Million Tons of Copper Reserves in the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau China has discovered vast copper reserves in the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, boosting domestic supply and supporting green energy development. -
Experts Predict North Korea to Maintain 'Two Hostile States' Framework, Strengthen Ties with Russia South Korea's Ministry of Foreign Affairs held a roundtable on North Korea's 2025 outlook, focusing on internal and foreign policies. -
Blinken Voices Worries About Russia Tolerating North Korea's Nuclear Ambitions During South Korea Visit Blinken expresses concerns over Russia aiding North Korea's nuclear ambitions while reaffirming U.S.-South Korea alliance strength. -
North Korea's Hypersonic Test Likely Aimed at Undermining South Korea’s Stability North Korea tested an upgraded hypersonic missile, likely to exploit South Korea's instability and send a message to the U.S. administration. -
Cyberattacks from China Targeting Taiwan Surge to 2.4 Million a Day China's cyber attacks targeting Taiwan's government have surged to 2.4 million daily, doubling from last year.
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