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Robert Kennedy Jr.'s Dog Meat Scandal: Truth or Misunderstanding?Independent candidate Robert Kennedy Jr. is embroiled in an unexpected controversy over eating dog meat in South Korea.
U.S. Faces New Challenges as Xi and Putin Agree on Security FrameworkXi and Putin reunited after a month and a half to discuss global issues, including a joint anti-US strategy at their 44th summit.
What Would Happen to Humanity If A Nuclear War Broke Out?What would happen to humanity and the Earth if a nuclear war were to break out? Gizmodo, an online media outlet, explained the dangers of nuclear war through a YouTube video. The YouTube channel Kurzgesagt – In a Nutshell explored this topic in a video titled “What Happens AFTER Nuclear War?” The video conveyed that […]
Predicting the Unpredictable: AI Enhances Typhoon ForecastingA team led by Professor Im Jung Ho of the Department of Earth and Environmental Urban Engineering at the Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology (UNIST) has developed a technology predicting the intensity of typhoons with advanced precision combining real-time satellite data and deep learning technology. The Hybrid Convolutional Neural Network (Hybrid-CNN) model objectively […]
Why North Korea Rolled Out the Kim Jong Un Portrait BadgeRecently, a portrait badge featuring the face of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un worn on a jacket has been revealed, drawing attention to its background. The attachment of the badge is analyzed as a sign of strengthening its dictatorial system by idolizing Kim Jong Un beyond his predecessors. According to the Ministry of Unification […]
Could Trump's Triumph Trigger Treasury Turmoil?U.S. Treasury bond yields significantly rose on July 1 (local time), the first day of the second half of the year. The forecast of a Republican overwhelm in the upcoming U.S. Presidential and mid-term Congressional elections on November 5 has boosted bond yields. As former Republican President Donald Trump has promised substantial tax cuts, the […]
Kia Carnival Takes the Wheel in South Korean Politics: Here's WhyAccording to a local media report, The Kia Carnival is the first car choice among South Korean parliamentary members.
Best Countries in the World Ranking: #3 Sweden, #2 Canada, and #1 Goes to...U.S. News & World Report recently surveyed various countries and announced the ranking of the best countries in the world.
South Korea Allows Foreign Exchange Students to Become Caregivers Due to Severe ShortageAmid a growing worker shortage in the caregiving sector, the South Korean government has decided to extend eligibility to international students to work as caregivers for older adults. On Friday, the Ministry of Justice and the Ministry of Health and Welfare announced an initiative to allow foreign students graduating from domestic universities to work in […]
Slingshot Fury: Dismissed Employee's Revenge Attack Shatters More Than GlassA man in his 30s who fired a slingshot out of resentment towards his former workplace has been sentenced to prison. According to the legal community on the 27th, the Seoul Northern District Court Criminal 12 Division sentenced the suspect identified as Kang to one year in prison on the 21st. He was charged with […]
Russia's Red Flag: South Korea's Stance on Ukraine WeaponsRussia has issued a stern warning that relations between the two countries could face disaster if South Korea supplies weapons to Ukraine.
Fatal Fire in Korea Highlights Reliance on Migrant Labor for Undesirable JobsAmidst the confirmation that most of the fatalities in the fire at the Aricell factory in Hwaseong, Gyeonggi Province on June 24 were foreign temporary workers. Media outlets have highlighted the increasing dependence on foreign labor in South Korea. AP News and The New York Times (NYT) reported on June 25 that “a fire at […]
South Korean Marines Power Up Defenses with Live-Fire ExercisesThe 6th Marine Brigade and Yeonpyeong Unit under the Northwestern Islands Defense Command have resumed their annual maritime firearms training in the Northwestern Islands area, including Yeonpyeong Island and Baengnyeong Island. The Marine Corps announced on the 26th that amid North Korea’s various provocations, including the launch of trash balloons and hypersonic intermediate-range ballistic missiles, […]
A Look Inside North Korea's Trash BalloonsFragments of a document titled “Kim Jong Il Teachings” were found in the waste carried by several trash balloons sent by North Korea. The Ministry of Unification interpreted this as a sign of discontent among North Korean residents. According to the Ministry of Unification on the 25th, an analysis of the contents of about 70 […]
North Korean Balloons Full of Trash Cause Major Airport DelaysOn the morning of the 26th, operations at Incheon International Airport were disrupted due to the aftermath of North Korea’s second consecutive day of releasing trash balloons toward its southern counterpart. According to Incheon International Airport, the takeoff and landing of domestic and international flights were either halted or delayed for approximately three hours. Incheon […]
U.S. Aircraft Carrier Becomes Stage for Stronger Military Ties with South KoreaOn the 25th, President Yoon Suk Yeol visited the USS Theodore Roosevelt, an American aircraft carrier docked at the Busan Naval Operations Base. He emphasized that “the Korea-U.S. alliance is stronger than ever and the greatest in the world that can defeat any enemy and achieve victory.” Earlier at the 74th anniversary event of the […]
New Intelligence MOU Signed: A Step Forward for U.S.-South Korea RelationsThe Yoon Suk Yeol administration has strengthened its cooperation with the U.S. Department of State’s Bureau of Intelligence and Research (INR). This follows the INR’s regular strategic dialogue with the Korea National Diplomatic Academy last year and the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Foreign Intelligence Planning Bureau. On […]
Presidential Wives in Hot Water: A Deep Dive into South Korea's Latest Legal DramaThe prosecution is accelerating investigations into the spouses of former and current presidents. A dedicated team is investigating allegations of First Lady Kim Keon Hee accepting luxury bags and former First Lady Kim Jung Sook’s unofficial trip to India. As they are investigating the spouses of public officials rather than the officials themselves, the legal […]
Inside the New U.S.-South Korea Intelligence Alliance: What You Need to KnowThe South Korean foreign ministry announced Tuesday that it has inked a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with the United States to build a framework for cooperation in the exchange of diplomatic intelligence analyses. The agreement was signed on June 24 between Park Jang Ho, Director General for Diplomatic Intelligence at South Korea’s foreign ministry, and […]
EU to Collaborate with Japan and South Korea Amid Global Security ShiftsOn the 24th, Nikkei reported that the European Union (EU) is considering new partnerships in the security and defense industries with South Korea and Japan. According to the report, the EU is aiming to reach an agreement with Japan within the year, focusing on joint research and development (R&D) of defense equipment. The EU appears […]
Robert Kennedy Jr.'s Dog Meat Scandal: Truth or Misunderstanding? Independent candidate Robert Kennedy Jr. is embroiled in an unexpected controversy over eating dog meat in South Korea.
U.S. Faces New Challenges as Xi and Putin Agree on Security Framework Xi and Putin reunited after a month and a half to discuss global issues, including a joint anti-US strategy at their 44th summit.
What Would Happen to Humanity If A Nuclear War Broke Out? What would happen to humanity and the Earth if a nuclear war were to break out? Gizmodo, an online media outlet, explained the dangers of nuclear war through a YouTube video. The YouTube channel Kurzgesagt – In a Nutshell explored this topic in a video titled “What Happens AFTER Nuclear War?” The video conveyed that […]
Predicting the Unpredictable: AI Enhances Typhoon Forecasting A team led by Professor Im Jung Ho of the Department of Earth and Environmental Urban Engineering at the Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology (UNIST) has developed a technology predicting the intensity of typhoons with advanced precision combining real-time satellite data and deep learning technology. The Hybrid Convolutional Neural Network (Hybrid-CNN) model objectively […]
Why North Korea Rolled Out the Kim Jong Un Portrait Badge Recently, a portrait badge featuring the face of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un worn on a jacket has been revealed, drawing attention to its background. The attachment of the badge is analyzed as a sign of strengthening its dictatorial system by idolizing Kim Jong Un beyond his predecessors. According to the Ministry of Unification […]
Could Trump's Triumph Trigger Treasury Turmoil? U.S. Treasury bond yields significantly rose on July 1 (local time), the first day of the second half of the year. The forecast of a Republican overwhelm in the upcoming U.S. Presidential and mid-term Congressional elections on November 5 has boosted bond yields. As former Republican President Donald Trump has promised substantial tax cuts, the […]
Kia Carnival Takes the Wheel in South Korean Politics: Here's Why According to a local media report, The Kia Carnival is the first car choice among South Korean parliamentary members.
Best Countries in the World Ranking: #3 Sweden, #2 Canada, and #1 Goes to... U.S. News & World Report recently surveyed various countries and announced the ranking of the best countries in the world.
South Korea Allows Foreign Exchange Students to Become Caregivers Due to Severe Shortage Amid a growing worker shortage in the caregiving sector, the South Korean government has decided to extend eligibility to international students to work as caregivers for older adults. On Friday, the Ministry of Justice and the Ministry of Health and Welfare announced an initiative to allow foreign students graduating from domestic universities to work in […]
Slingshot Fury: Dismissed Employee's Revenge Attack Shatters More Than Glass A man in his 30s who fired a slingshot out of resentment towards his former workplace has been sentenced to prison. According to the legal community on the 27th, the Seoul Northern District Court Criminal 12 Division sentenced the suspect identified as Kang to one year in prison on the 21st. He was charged with […]
Russia's Red Flag: South Korea's Stance on Ukraine Weapons Russia has issued a stern warning that relations between the two countries could face disaster if South Korea supplies weapons to Ukraine.
Fatal Fire in Korea Highlights Reliance on Migrant Labor for Undesirable Jobs Amidst the confirmation that most of the fatalities in the fire at the Aricell factory in Hwaseong, Gyeonggi Province on June 24 were foreign temporary workers. Media outlets have highlighted the increasing dependence on foreign labor in South Korea. AP News and The New York Times (NYT) reported on June 25 that “a fire at […]
South Korean Marines Power Up Defenses with Live-Fire Exercises The 6th Marine Brigade and Yeonpyeong Unit under the Northwestern Islands Defense Command have resumed their annual maritime firearms training in the Northwestern Islands area, including Yeonpyeong Island and Baengnyeong Island. The Marine Corps announced on the 26th that amid North Korea’s various provocations, including the launch of trash balloons and hypersonic intermediate-range ballistic missiles, […]
A Look Inside North Korea's Trash Balloons Fragments of a document titled “Kim Jong Il Teachings” were found in the waste carried by several trash balloons sent by North Korea. The Ministry of Unification interpreted this as a sign of discontent among North Korean residents. According to the Ministry of Unification on the 25th, an analysis of the contents of about 70 […]
North Korean Balloons Full of Trash Cause Major Airport Delays On the morning of the 26th, operations at Incheon International Airport were disrupted due to the aftermath of North Korea’s second consecutive day of releasing trash balloons toward its southern counterpart. According to Incheon International Airport, the takeoff and landing of domestic and international flights were either halted or delayed for approximately three hours. Incheon […]
U.S. Aircraft Carrier Becomes Stage for Stronger Military Ties with South Korea On the 25th, President Yoon Suk Yeol visited the USS Theodore Roosevelt, an American aircraft carrier docked at the Busan Naval Operations Base. He emphasized that “the Korea-U.S. alliance is stronger than ever and the greatest in the world that can defeat any enemy and achieve victory.” Earlier at the 74th anniversary event of the […]
New Intelligence MOU Signed: A Step Forward for U.S.-South Korea Relations The Yoon Suk Yeol administration has strengthened its cooperation with the U.S. Department of State’s Bureau of Intelligence and Research (INR). This follows the INR’s regular strategic dialogue with the Korea National Diplomatic Academy last year and the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Foreign Intelligence Planning Bureau. On […]
Presidential Wives in Hot Water: A Deep Dive into South Korea's Latest Legal Drama The prosecution is accelerating investigations into the spouses of former and current presidents. A dedicated team is investigating allegations of First Lady Kim Keon Hee accepting luxury bags and former First Lady Kim Jung Sook’s unofficial trip to India. As they are investigating the spouses of public officials rather than the officials themselves, the legal […]
Inside the New U.S.-South Korea Intelligence Alliance: What You Need to Know The South Korean foreign ministry announced Tuesday that it has inked a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with the United States to build a framework for cooperation in the exchange of diplomatic intelligence analyses. The agreement was signed on June 24 between Park Jang Ho, Director General for Diplomatic Intelligence at South Korea’s foreign ministry, and […]
EU to Collaborate with Japan and South Korea Amid Global Security Shifts On the 24th, Nikkei reported that the European Union (EU) is considering new partnerships in the security and defense industries with South Korea and Japan. According to the report, the EU is aiming to reach an agreement with Japan within the year, focusing on joint research and development (R&D) of defense equipment. The EU appears […]
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