South Korea Braces for Monsoon Mayhem: Nationwide Alert Issued!South Korea issues a nationwide alert for severe rain, anticipating one of the summer monsoon season's most intense events.
Domestic Drama: Young Woman Faces Jail Time After Attempting to Murder Mother-in-LawA woman in her 20s received a seven-year sentence for attempting to murder her mother-in-law during a family dispute.
Man Gets One Year for Threatening Cops with Knives Over Store CardA man threatened police with a knife and received a one-year suspended sentence for obstructing public duty in Seoul.
Tragic Surge: South Korea's Delivery Workers Face Deadly Year as Death Benefit Applications SoarBereaved families of delivery workers in South Korea filed 10 applications for death benefits in early 2025, nearing 2024's total.
Luxury Living: Daewoo E&C Unveils Ambitious Plans for Gaepo’s Newest High-RiseDaewoo Engineering & Construction will launch its luxury brand "The Summit" in Gaepo, Seoul, through a major redevelopment project.
Taihan Cable Aims for Global Dominance with New $358 Million Facility!Taihan Cable & Solution will invest $358.1 million to build a high-voltage submarine cable plant in South Korea.
K-Pop Star Moon Tae-il Faces Appeal After Controversial Rape SentenceProsecutors appeal the 3.5-year sentence for Moon Tae-il of NCT, convicted of special quasi-rape, amid local media reports.
Ex-President Yoon’s Insurrection Case Takes a Twist: U.S. Ambassador's Visit Blocked!A special counsel team denied former US ambassador Morse Tan access to detained ex-President Yoon Suk Yeol's cell in Seoul.
Busan Beats the Competition: South Korea to Host UNESCO World Heritage Committee in 2026!Busan will host the 48th UNESCO World Heritage Committee meeting, marking South Korea's first time since 1977.
Justice for Cpl. Chae: Special Counsel Takes a Closer Look at Military ProbeSpecial Prosecutor's team to question former Marine investigator in 2023 death case of a young Marine.
North Korea Celebrates Mount Kumgang's New UNESCO Heritage Status!North Korea's Mount Kumgang is now a UNESCO World Heritage site, highlighting its cultural and natural significance.
Young Workers Disappearing: South Korea's Job Market Shifts Away from 20-SomethingsSouth Korea's major companies see a decline in employees in their 20s, raising concerns about an aging workforce and youth job opportunities.
South Korea's Job Market Booms with 180,000 New Positions in June!South Korea saw job growth for the sixth month, adding 180,000 jobs, though manufacturing and construction sectors declined.
South Korea and Britain Join Forces: A New Era in Defense CooperationSouth Korea and Britain discuss strengthening defense cooperation, trade, and investment during talks between top security advisers.
Is the Former First Lady’s Influence Behind a $13 Million Investment Mystery?Hyosung Group's heir, Cho Hyun-sang, will be questioned over corruption allegations linked to former first lady Kim Keon Hee.
Gyeongju Gears Up for APEC 2025: Will U.S. and China Leaders Meet?President Lee Jae Myung invites 20 APEC member economies to the 2025 summit in Gyeongju, South Korea, from Oct. 31 to Nov. 1.
Former President Yoon Suk Yeol Refuses to Cooperate with Special Counsel's Questioning!Special counsel's team failed to question former President Yoon Suk Yeol over martial law bid for the second time.
Sejong University Tops South Korea's Tech Transfer Income with Record $12.5 Million!Sejong University leads South Korean universities in technology transfer income for 2024, earning 17.37 billion won ($12.5 million).
South Korea's New Defense Chief Aims to Reclaim Wartime Control from the U.S.Ahn Gyu-back, defense chief nominee, emphasizes the goal of regaining wartime operational control from US forces in South Korea.
Revolutionizing Corporate Governance: South Korea's New Law Puts Shareholders First!South Korea's Cabinet approved a bill mandating companies' boards to prioritize fiduciary duties to shareholders alongside their firms.
South Korea Braces for Monsoon Mayhem: Nationwide Alert Issued! South Korea issues a nationwide alert for severe rain, anticipating one of the summer monsoon season's most intense events.
Domestic Drama: Young Woman Faces Jail Time After Attempting to Murder Mother-in-Law A woman in her 20s received a seven-year sentence for attempting to murder her mother-in-law during a family dispute.
Man Gets One Year for Threatening Cops with Knives Over Store Card A man threatened police with a knife and received a one-year suspended sentence for obstructing public duty in Seoul.
Tragic Surge: South Korea's Delivery Workers Face Deadly Year as Death Benefit Applications Soar Bereaved families of delivery workers in South Korea filed 10 applications for death benefits in early 2025, nearing 2024's total.
Luxury Living: Daewoo E&C Unveils Ambitious Plans for Gaepo’s Newest High-Rise Daewoo Engineering & Construction will launch its luxury brand "The Summit" in Gaepo, Seoul, through a major redevelopment project.
Taihan Cable Aims for Global Dominance with New $358 Million Facility! Taihan Cable & Solution will invest $358.1 million to build a high-voltage submarine cable plant in South Korea.
K-Pop Star Moon Tae-il Faces Appeal After Controversial Rape Sentence Prosecutors appeal the 3.5-year sentence for Moon Tae-il of NCT, convicted of special quasi-rape, amid local media reports.
Ex-President Yoon’s Insurrection Case Takes a Twist: U.S. Ambassador's Visit Blocked! A special counsel team denied former US ambassador Morse Tan access to detained ex-President Yoon Suk Yeol's cell in Seoul.
Busan Beats the Competition: South Korea to Host UNESCO World Heritage Committee in 2026! Busan will host the 48th UNESCO World Heritage Committee meeting, marking South Korea's first time since 1977.
Justice for Cpl. Chae: Special Counsel Takes a Closer Look at Military Probe Special Prosecutor's team to question former Marine investigator in 2023 death case of a young Marine.
North Korea Celebrates Mount Kumgang's New UNESCO Heritage Status! North Korea's Mount Kumgang is now a UNESCO World Heritage site, highlighting its cultural and natural significance.
Young Workers Disappearing: South Korea's Job Market Shifts Away from 20-Somethings South Korea's major companies see a decline in employees in their 20s, raising concerns about an aging workforce and youth job opportunities.
South Korea's Job Market Booms with 180,000 New Positions in June! South Korea saw job growth for the sixth month, adding 180,000 jobs, though manufacturing and construction sectors declined.
South Korea and Britain Join Forces: A New Era in Defense Cooperation South Korea and Britain discuss strengthening defense cooperation, trade, and investment during talks between top security advisers.
Is the Former First Lady’s Influence Behind a $13 Million Investment Mystery? Hyosung Group's heir, Cho Hyun-sang, will be questioned over corruption allegations linked to former first lady Kim Keon Hee.
Gyeongju Gears Up for APEC 2025: Will U.S. and China Leaders Meet? President Lee Jae Myung invites 20 APEC member economies to the 2025 summit in Gyeongju, South Korea, from Oct. 31 to Nov. 1.
Former President Yoon Suk Yeol Refuses to Cooperate with Special Counsel's Questioning! Special counsel's team failed to question former President Yoon Suk Yeol over martial law bid for the second time.
Sejong University Tops South Korea's Tech Transfer Income with Record $12.5 Million! Sejong University leads South Korean universities in technology transfer income for 2024, earning 17.37 billion won ($12.5 million).
South Korea's New Defense Chief Aims to Reclaim Wartime Control from the U.S. Ahn Gyu-back, defense chief nominee, emphasizes the goal of regaining wartime operational control from US forces in South Korea.
Revolutionizing Corporate Governance: South Korea's New Law Puts Shareholders First! South Korea's Cabinet approved a bill mandating companies' boards to prioritize fiduciary duties to shareholders alongside their firms.
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