No Signs of Radioactivity Near Korean Border: South Korea's ReassuranceSouth Korea reports no unusual radioactivity or heavy metal levels near the inter-Korean border amid contamination concerns.
Devastating Floods Hit South Korea: Four Dead and Thousands EvacuatedHeavy rains in South Korea caused four deaths, two missing, and over 5,000 evacuations, with more rain expected.
Survey Reveals South Koreans Open to Immigrants, But Not as FamilyA survey reveals 96% of South Koreans accept immigrants, but only 8% would welcome them as family members.
Korea's Tariff Troubles: Could Negotiations Lower Costs for Exports?Korea could face US tariffs of 15-18% as it seeks a better trade deal, according to a former US trade official.
South Korea's AI Future: Teaming Up with Japan to Tackle China's Tech DominanceSouth Korea must enhance data collaboration with Japan to compete against China's rising AI manufacturing influence.
Jacky Cheung Makes History: First Concert in South Korea After 40 Years!Jacky Cheung's "60+ Concert Tour" debuts in South Korea this fall, with a performance at Inspire Arena on Sept. 13.
Art and Activism: Youn Bum-mo's Vision for Gwangju BiennaleYoun Bum-mo is appointed president of the Gwangju Biennale Foundation, preparing for the upcoming Gwangju Design Biennale in August.
South Korean Students Drowning in Debt as Job Market DwindlesSouth Korean youth are increasingly borrowing for college, facing dwindling job prospects, as student loans hit 2.11 trillion won.
South Korean President Lee Jae Myung's Approval Rating Climbs Back to 64%!President Lee Jae Myung's approval rating rose to 64% in a recent survey, reflecting a slight increase in public support.
Martial Law Scandal: Yoon Suk Yeol's Legal Battle Begins in SeoulA Seoul court hears former President Yoon Suk Yeol’s challenge against his arrest related to a martial law probe.
Netflix's Most-Watched List Goes Global: Non-English Shows Steal the Spotlight!Non-English shows from the UK and South Korea are gaining popularity on Netflix, surpassing English-language titles in viewership.
Building Bridges: South Korea's Bold Move to Strengthen Ties with FranceA South Korean delegation visited France to strengthen ties and discuss relations on behalf of President Lee Jae Myung.
Celebrating Democracy: South Korea's Constitution Day May Become a Public Holiday Again!President Lee Jae Myung vows to amend South Korea's Constitution, emphasizing a citizen-centered approach on its 77th anniversary.
The IVF Dilemma: Ethics and Embryos in South Korea's Baby CrisisSouth Korea sees an 83.2% rise in IVF embryos over five years, reflecting increased use of assisted reproductive technology.
AI at the Helm: New Minister Bae Kyung-hoon Outlines Plans for National TransformationMinister Bae Kyung-hoon starts his role, pledging to advance science and ICT under the new administration.
Five Guys in Korea: Is a Major Sale on the Horizon?Hanwha Galleria is considering selling FG Korea, which operates the Five Guys franchise in South Korea, after two years in the market.
Korea's Tax Breaks: Will Your Extra Paycheck Survive?Korea's ruling party may extend a popular tax deduction to support over 12 million workers and boost private consumption.
President Lee Promises Justice: New Team to Investigate Itaewon TragedyPresident Lee Jae Myung has ordered a joint investigation into the 2022 Itaewon crowd crush to uncover the full truth.
No China Meeting Before Trump: South Korea's Diplomatic Stance ExplainedForeign Minister nominee Cho Hyun denies President Lee Jae Myung's meeting with Xi Jinping before Trump, clarifying diplomatic priorities.
South Korea's Former President Under Fire: Drone Operation Sparks Treason InvestigationSouth Korea's special counsel investigates former President Yoon Suk Yeol, summoning Drone Operations Command head Maj. Gen. Kim Yong-dae.
No Signs of Radioactivity Near Korean Border: South Korea's Reassurance South Korea reports no unusual radioactivity or heavy metal levels near the inter-Korean border amid contamination concerns.
Devastating Floods Hit South Korea: Four Dead and Thousands Evacuated Heavy rains in South Korea caused four deaths, two missing, and over 5,000 evacuations, with more rain expected.
Survey Reveals South Koreans Open to Immigrants, But Not as Family A survey reveals 96% of South Koreans accept immigrants, but only 8% would welcome them as family members.
Korea's Tariff Troubles: Could Negotiations Lower Costs for Exports? Korea could face US tariffs of 15-18% as it seeks a better trade deal, according to a former US trade official.
South Korea's AI Future: Teaming Up with Japan to Tackle China's Tech Dominance South Korea must enhance data collaboration with Japan to compete against China's rising AI manufacturing influence.
Jacky Cheung Makes History: First Concert in South Korea After 40 Years! Jacky Cheung's "60+ Concert Tour" debuts in South Korea this fall, with a performance at Inspire Arena on Sept. 13.
Art and Activism: Youn Bum-mo's Vision for Gwangju Biennale Youn Bum-mo is appointed president of the Gwangju Biennale Foundation, preparing for the upcoming Gwangju Design Biennale in August.
South Korean Students Drowning in Debt as Job Market Dwindles South Korean youth are increasingly borrowing for college, facing dwindling job prospects, as student loans hit 2.11 trillion won.
South Korean President Lee Jae Myung's Approval Rating Climbs Back to 64%! President Lee Jae Myung's approval rating rose to 64% in a recent survey, reflecting a slight increase in public support.
Martial Law Scandal: Yoon Suk Yeol's Legal Battle Begins in Seoul A Seoul court hears former President Yoon Suk Yeol’s challenge against his arrest related to a martial law probe.
Netflix's Most-Watched List Goes Global: Non-English Shows Steal the Spotlight! Non-English shows from the UK and South Korea are gaining popularity on Netflix, surpassing English-language titles in viewership.
Building Bridges: South Korea's Bold Move to Strengthen Ties with France A South Korean delegation visited France to strengthen ties and discuss relations on behalf of President Lee Jae Myung.
Celebrating Democracy: South Korea's Constitution Day May Become a Public Holiday Again! President Lee Jae Myung vows to amend South Korea's Constitution, emphasizing a citizen-centered approach on its 77th anniversary.
The IVF Dilemma: Ethics and Embryos in South Korea's Baby Crisis South Korea sees an 83.2% rise in IVF embryos over five years, reflecting increased use of assisted reproductive technology.
AI at the Helm: New Minister Bae Kyung-hoon Outlines Plans for National Transformation Minister Bae Kyung-hoon starts his role, pledging to advance science and ICT under the new administration.
Five Guys in Korea: Is a Major Sale on the Horizon? Hanwha Galleria is considering selling FG Korea, which operates the Five Guys franchise in South Korea, after two years in the market.
Korea's Tax Breaks: Will Your Extra Paycheck Survive? Korea's ruling party may extend a popular tax deduction to support over 12 million workers and boost private consumption.
President Lee Promises Justice: New Team to Investigate Itaewon Tragedy President Lee Jae Myung has ordered a joint investigation into the 2022 Itaewon crowd crush to uncover the full truth.
No China Meeting Before Trump: South Korea's Diplomatic Stance Explained Foreign Minister nominee Cho Hyun denies President Lee Jae Myung's meeting with Xi Jinping before Trump, clarifying diplomatic priorities.
South Korea's Former President Under Fire: Drone Operation Sparks Treason Investigation South Korea's special counsel investigates former President Yoon Suk Yeol, summoning Drone Operations Command head Maj. Gen. Kim Yong-dae.
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