Goldberg Wraps Up Diplomatic Service in South Korea, Leaves with Optimism for Country's FutureU.S. Ambassador Philip Goldberg bids farewell to Korea, reflecting on his diplomatic career and emphasizing the importance of democracy.
Trump Seeks Help from Allies, Including South Korea, for U.S. Naval Shipbuilding Amid Capacity CrisisTrump emphasizes the need for U.S. naval shipbuilding support from allies due to current domestic capacity challenges.
Luxury Car Smuggling into Russia and North Korea: Sanctions Can't Stop the FlowDespite EU sanctions, luxury car smuggling thrives in Russia and North Korea, showcasing a relentless pursuit of status among elites.
North Korean Nuclear Strike: 3.5 Million Dead in Seoul, Expert SaysCheong Seong Chang warns a nuclear attack on Seoul could kill 3.5 million, urging South Korea to pursue nuclear armament for security.
North Korea's Hypersonic Test Likely Aimed at Undermining South Korea’s StabilityNorth Korea tested an upgraded hypersonic missile, likely to exploit South Korea's instability and send a message to the U.S. administration.
North Korean Battalion Wiped Out on Russian Kursk Front, Zelenskyy ClaimsZelenskyy reported that a North Korean battalion was destroyed in 48 hours during a clash in Kursk, with heavy casualties for North Korea.
Taiwan Requests South Korea's Assistance in Investigating Chinese Ship for Damaging Undersea CablesTaiwan seeks South Korea's help to investigate a Chinese ship accused of damaging undersea communication cables amid rising tensions.
China Comes in Second for Most Starbucks Stores—But Who’s #1?Starbucks surpasses 2,000 stores in South Korea, becoming the third-largest market globally, overtaking Japan in store count.
North Korean Threats Prompt Martial Law Troop Movements on Declaration DaySouth Korea declared martial law due to North Korean threats, with military mobilization and strategic operations in response.
Kim Jong Un Misses Kumsusan Visit for Second Year—Is He Shaping His Own Legacy?Kim Jong Un's absence from Kumsusan Palace for two consecutive New Years raises questions about his evolving leadership style.
South Korean Military Denies Allegations of Provoking North Korea with LeafletsSouth Korea's military denies claims of distributing anti-North Korean leaflets, emphasizing de-escalation and commitment to safety.
BTS’s J-Hope Pledges $68K to Support Families Affected by Jeju Air CrashJ-Hope of BTS donated 100 million won to support victims' families of the recent Jeju Air incident, showing deep compassion for his hometown.
South Korean President's Alleged Direct Order Behind Drone Infiltration into North KoreaReports reveal President Yoon Suk Yeol ordered a South Korean drone infiltration into North Korea, bypassing military protocols.
Iran, North Korea, and Russia: How Three Countries Are Fueling the Nuclear Arms RaceNuclear threats rise as Russia revises its doctrine, North Korea and Iran expand capabilities, while China boosts its arsenal.
Russia Plans Strikes on 160 Key Energy and Military Sites in South Korea and JapanRussia's decade-old military plans target 160 key sites in South Korea and Japan, including military and civilian facilities.
'North Korean Soldiers Choose Suicide Over Surrender': Can They Escape to South Korea?Human rights groups urge South Korea to offer defection pathways for North Korean soldiers captured in Ukraine, amid rising casualties.
Ukraine Faces Devastating Losses as Russian Troops, North Korean Soldiers Move on KurskUkraine faces heavy losses in Kursk as North Korean troops support Russian offensives, risking further territorial decline.
What Does a “Mayday” Really Mean? Inside the Final Moments of Jeju Air’s Doomed FlightA Jeju Air plane declared a Mayday before crashing at Muan Airport, marking South Korea's worst aviation disaster with 179 fatalities.
North Korean Links and Shamans? Unverified Conspiracy Theories Fueling the Jeju Air Crash ControversyAfter the accident involving Jeju Air, conspiracy theories about North Korea are spreading, highlighting the need for reliable information.
North Korea’s New Coastal Aquaculture Model: How Kim Jong Un Plans to Build Self-RelianceKim Jong-un attended the inauguration of a seafood farming facility in Sinpo, South Hamgyong Province, on the 28th.
Goldberg Wraps Up Diplomatic Service in South Korea, Leaves with Optimism for Country's Future U.S. Ambassador Philip Goldberg bids farewell to Korea, reflecting on his diplomatic career and emphasizing the importance of democracy.
Trump Seeks Help from Allies, Including South Korea, for U.S. Naval Shipbuilding Amid Capacity Crisis Trump emphasizes the need for U.S. naval shipbuilding support from allies due to current domestic capacity challenges.
Luxury Car Smuggling into Russia and North Korea: Sanctions Can't Stop the Flow Despite EU sanctions, luxury car smuggling thrives in Russia and North Korea, showcasing a relentless pursuit of status among elites.
North Korean Nuclear Strike: 3.5 Million Dead in Seoul, Expert Says Cheong Seong Chang warns a nuclear attack on Seoul could kill 3.5 million, urging South Korea to pursue nuclear armament for security.
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.
North Korean Battalion Wiped Out on Russian Kursk Front, Zelenskyy Claims Zelenskyy reported that a North Korean battalion was destroyed in 48 hours during a clash in Kursk, with heavy casualties for North Korea.
Taiwan Requests South Korea's Assistance in Investigating Chinese Ship for Damaging Undersea Cables Taiwan seeks South Korea's help to investigate a Chinese ship accused of damaging undersea communication cables amid rising tensions.
China Comes in Second for Most Starbucks Stores—But Who’s #1? Starbucks surpasses 2,000 stores in South Korea, becoming the third-largest market globally, overtaking Japan in store count.
North Korean Threats Prompt Martial Law Troop Movements on Declaration Day South Korea declared martial law due to North Korean threats, with military mobilization and strategic operations in response.
Kim Jong Un Misses Kumsusan Visit for Second Year—Is He Shaping His Own Legacy? Kim Jong Un's absence from Kumsusan Palace for two consecutive New Years raises questions about his evolving leadership style.
South Korean Military Denies Allegations of Provoking North Korea with Leaflets South Korea's military denies claims of distributing anti-North Korean leaflets, emphasizing de-escalation and commitment to safety.
BTS’s J-Hope Pledges $68K to Support Families Affected by Jeju Air Crash J-Hope of BTS donated 100 million won to support victims' families of the recent Jeju Air incident, showing deep compassion for his hometown.
South Korean President's Alleged Direct Order Behind Drone Infiltration into North Korea Reports reveal President Yoon Suk Yeol ordered a South Korean drone infiltration into North Korea, bypassing military protocols.
Iran, North Korea, and Russia: How Three Countries Are Fueling the Nuclear Arms Race Nuclear threats rise as Russia revises its doctrine, North Korea and Iran expand capabilities, while China boosts its arsenal.
Russia Plans Strikes on 160 Key Energy and Military Sites in South Korea and Japan Russia's decade-old military plans target 160 key sites in South Korea and Japan, including military and civilian facilities.
'North Korean Soldiers Choose Suicide Over Surrender': Can They Escape to South Korea? Human rights groups urge South Korea to offer defection pathways for North Korean soldiers captured in Ukraine, amid rising casualties.
Ukraine Faces Devastating Losses as Russian Troops, North Korean Soldiers Move on Kursk Ukraine faces heavy losses in Kursk as North Korean troops support Russian offensives, risking further territorial decline.
What Does a “Mayday” Really Mean? Inside the Final Moments of Jeju Air’s Doomed Flight A Jeju Air plane declared a Mayday before crashing at Muan Airport, marking South Korea's worst aviation disaster with 179 fatalities.
North Korean Links and Shamans? Unverified Conspiracy Theories Fueling the Jeju Air Crash Controversy After the accident involving Jeju Air, conspiracy theories about North Korea are spreading, highlighting the need for reliable information.
North Korea’s New Coastal Aquaculture Model: How Kim Jong Un Plans to Build Self-Reliance Kim Jong-un attended the inauguration of a seafood farming facility in Sinpo, South Hamgyong Province, on the 28th.
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