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  • North Korea Sends 'Filth Balloons' into South Korean Territory: A Violation of the Armistice Agreement? On the morning of the 29th, a waste-carrying balloon sent by North Korea was found landed in a field ...
  • Kim Jong Un's Sister Mocks South Korea with Trash-Filled Balloons: Border Showdown Imminent? Objects believed to be remnants of balloons used by North Korea to distribute propaganda leaflets ha ...
  • North Korea Fires Over 10 Missiles into the Sea of Japan, Seoul on High Alert North Korea continues its provocations against the South, launching a barrage of short-range ballist ...
  • Emergency in Seoul: North Korean Flyers Spark Military Response Propaganda leaflets from North Korea have been found in various locations. On the night of the 28th, an emergency disaster alert was sent to some residents in the Gyeonggi and Seoul areas. The alert advised residents to refrain from outdoor activities and to report to the military if they identify any unknown objects suspected to […]
  • Japan Rejects China's Industrial Network Proposal Amidst Trilateral Talks During the negotiation process for the joint declaration of the Korea-Japan-China Summit held in Seoul on the 27th, it was reported that China strongly demanded the inclusion of ‘industrial network’ cooperation in addition to the supply chain, but was rejected. The Yomiuri Shimbun reported on the 29th, citing multiple diplomatic sources, that Japan turned down […]
  • Emergency Alerts Issued in Seoul Amid North Korean Flyer Scare On the evening of the 28th, emergency disaster text messages were sent to some residents in parts of Gyeonggi and Seoul. The messages warned, “Identification of unidentified objects suspected to be North Korean propaganda leaflets. Please refrain from outdoor activities and report to the military if identified.” Emergency disaster text messages are sent when a […]
  • Calls for Military Reform Intensify After Soldier's Death Chief of Staff of the Republic of Korea Army Park An Su recently paid a visit to the funeral of a trainee who died during a military discipline drill, colloquially known as pack drill, at an army unit of the 12th Division. On the afternoon of the 28th, Park spent about an hour and twenty […]
  • Chinese Influencer Accuses Korea of Cultural Theft Recently, Chinese broadcaster Zhang Yuan, who faced severe criticism for claiming that Korea stole Chinese culture, has come forward to clarify his statements. On the 27th, Zhang Yuan posted a short video on Douyin, the Chinese version of TikTok. In the video, he explained, “I just arrived in Korea and was shocked to find that […]
  • Drama Off-Screen: KBS Bans Appearances of Convicted Squid Game Actor O Yeong Su KBS has banned actor O Yeong Su from appearing on its programs after he was convicted on charges of sexual assault. The broadcaster is also considering a similar ban for singer Kim Ho Joong, who was recently arrested on suspicion of drunk driving and hit-and-run. On the 28th, KBS announced, “The Broadcasting Appearance Regulation Committee […]
  • Treasure's Explosive Comeback: 'KING KONG' Climbs Global Music Charts! Treasure announced a successful comeback with their powerful new song “KING KONG.” According to YG Entertainment, Treasure’s new song “KING KONG” was released at 6 PM on May 28 and topped the iTunes song chart in 18 regions, securing a spot in the upper ranks of the worldwide song chart. While their popularity was evenly […]
  • North Korean Propaganda Balloons Create Panic in South Korea A photo of a North Korean propaganda balloon found in Paju City, Gyeonggi Province, on the 29th. Yo ...
  • Will Trump Negotiate with Kim Jong Un by Withdrawing U.S. Troops from South Korea? According to a recent claim, former U.S. President Donald Trump, the Republican presidential candida ...
  • U.S. Allies Caught in the Crossfire of Trade and Security Concerns Major U.S. media outlets quickly reported on the trilateral summit between Korea, Japan, and China, while expressing caution about China’s attempts to improve relations with key U.S. allies. On the 27th (local time), the New York Times (NYT) evaluated the trilateral summit, stating, “The trilateral dialogue has lost its shine due to tension between the […]
  • Petty on a New Level: Discontent Leads to Courthouse Arson Attempt A man in his 40s was dissatisfied with his court verdict and attempted to set the courthouse on fire. He was later arrested. The Gangseo Police Station in Busan, South Korea announced on the 27th that they had arrested the suspect on charges of attempted arson and obstruction of justice. The suspect was accused of […]
  • China Reaffirms Commitment to Denuclearization at East Asian Summit Yoon Suk Yeol, President of South Korea, Fumio Kishida, Prime Minister of Japan, and Li Qiang, Premi ...
  • Garbage Truck Driver Arrested After Fatal Crash The driver who hit and killed a professor from the Seoul Asan Medical Center’s Department of Thoracic and Cardiovascular Surgery with a garbage truck is facing a criminal trial after a year. According to Yonhap News on May 27, the 3rd Criminal Department of the Seoul Eastern District Prosecutor’s Office indicted a man in his […]
  • U.S. Redefines Alliances Amid China Threat President Joe Biden of the United States expressed his intention to shift his alliance policy from protection to projection during his summit with Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida. It is expected that he will actively utilize a small multilateral system to counter the common threat, namely China, shifting away from the traditional bilateral-centered alliance policy. […]
  • Trilateral Triumph: South Korea, Japan, and China to Boost Trade and Cultural Exchanges South Korea has decided to deepen its economic, trade, and digital cooperation with Japan and China. This marks the first trilateral meeting in four years and five months. On the 26th, President Yoon Suk Yeol agreed to strengthen cooperation with both China and Japan during separate bilateral meetings with Chinese Premier Li Qiang and Japanese […]
  • South Korea and China Strengthen Diplomatic Relations On the 26th, South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol and Chinese Premier Li Qiang held a summit at the Presidential Office in Yongsan. Yoon emphasized that South Korea and China need to closely cooperate not only for bilateral relations but also for the peace and prosperity of the international community. Yoon made these remarks to […]
  • North Korea's Bold Space Move Ahead of Trilateral Summit Raises Eyebrows Tensions in Northeast Asia are escalating as North Korea has informed the Japanese government of its plans to launch a satellite ahead of the trilateral summit between South Korea, China, and Japan on the 27th. According to the Japanese Cabinet Office, North Korea has announced its plan to launch a rocket carrying a satellite between […]
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