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Counterterrorism Drill Incident: 5 Injured by Smoke Grenade, Drone Crash Also ReportedDuring the Ulchi Freedom Shield drill, a smoke grenade accident and a drone crash caused injuries to soldiers and police officers.
U.S. Denies North Korea’s Invasion Claims: What You Need to Know About the Ulchi Freedom ShieldThe U.S. rejected North Korea's claim that the Ulchi Freedom Shield exercises are preparations for an invasion, calling it false.
South Korea-Cuba Mineral Deal Threatened by U.S. Helms-Burton LawAs South Korea and Cuba explore mineral cooperation, concerns about the Helms-Burton Act may disrupt business, similar to Panasonic's issues.
US Approves $3.5 Billion Sale of Apache Helicopters to South KoreaThe US State Department approved a $3.5 billion sale of 36 Apache helicopters to South Korea, enhancing regional security.
North Korean Escape: Soldier Crosses DMZ Despite New Minefields and BarriersDespite North Korea's efforts to prevent defections, a North Korean soldier defected to South Korea's Gangwon Province early today.
Breaking News: North Korean Soldier Defects on Foot to South Korea's GoseongA North Korean soldier defected to Goseong, Gangwon Province, early this morning, with South Korean officials facilitating his defection.
North and South Korean Athletes’ Selfie Becomes AFP’s Top 10 Highlights of the Paris OlympicsA selfie of North and South Korean table tennis players on the podium was ranked sixth in AFP's "10 of the Best."
Why Europe's Military Experts Are Buzzing About Korea’s KF-21 BoramaeSouth Korea's supersonic fighter jet, the KF-21 Boramae, recently entered mass production, drawing attention from the defense industry,
South Korean Navy Soldier Caught Selling Top Military Secrets to China A Navy servicemember provided confidential information about South Korea-U.S. and South Korea-Australia joint military exercises to China.
President Yoon Suk Yeol's Liberation Day Speech: Freedom as the Key to Korean UnificationSouth Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol emphasized the importance of freedom in his address on National Liberation Day in Korea yesterday.
Bringing Heroes Home: U.S. Efforts to Identify Korean War RemainsU.S. defense authorities have identified 93 U.S. and 88 South Korean soldiers from the 55 boxes of remains North Korea returned in 2018.
Cancer Causing Chemicals Found in Sandals and Hats on AliExpress and TemuCarcinogenic substances were found in sandals sold on Chinese online shopping platforms such as AliExpress and Temu.
Russia Simulates Nuclear Strike: Top Targets Revealed in Classified DocumentsRussia's Navy has conducted exercises simulating a nuclear missile strike on Europe in preparation for potential conflict with NATO.
Why Are Korean Immigrants Trading Their Green Cards for Life Back Home?There is a growing trend of immigrants who had previously left Korea returning to the country, a phenomenon known as "reverse immigration."
Japan’s Earthquake Scare: South Korea Considers Raising Travel Alerts Amid Growing FearsThe South Korean government is closely monitoring the possibility of a major earthquake in Japan and will consider raising the travel alert.
19,000 Troops, Cybersecurity, and Nuclear Threats: Inside the South Korea-U.S. Military ExerciseThe joint South Korea-U.S. Ulchi Freedom Shield (UFS) exercises will occur from the 19th to the 29th of this month.
Kim Jong Un's Dirty Game: Sneaky Move to Divert Attention from Domestic DisastersNorth Korea resumed its 11th balloon launch on Saturday, following Kim Jong Un's remarks that labeled South Korea as "garbage."
South Korea's KA-1 Planes to Shoot Down North Korea's Trash BalloonsSouth Korean military is working to upgrade KA-1 tactical control aircraft in response to North Korea's ongoing balloon provocations.
Chocolate or Cannabis? The Surprising Risks of Summer TravelSeoul metropolitan government has issued a strong warning about the risks associated with drug consumption abroad.
'One in Four Colds is COVID': Top Expert Warns of August OutbreakCOVID-19 resurges to the extent that one in four people with a cold is a COVID-19 patient and is expected to peak at the end of August.
Counterterrorism Drill Incident: 5 Injured by Smoke Grenade, Drone Crash Also Reported During the Ulchi Freedom Shield drill, a smoke grenade accident and a drone crash caused injuries to soldiers and police officers.
U.S. Denies North Korea’s Invasion Claims: What You Need to Know About the Ulchi Freedom Shield The U.S. rejected North Korea's claim that the Ulchi Freedom Shield exercises are preparations for an invasion, calling it false.
South Korea-Cuba Mineral Deal Threatened by U.S. Helms-Burton Law As South Korea and Cuba explore mineral cooperation, concerns about the Helms-Burton Act may disrupt business, similar to Panasonic's issues.
US Approves $3.5 Billion Sale of Apache Helicopters to South Korea The US State Department approved a $3.5 billion sale of 36 Apache helicopters to South Korea, enhancing regional security.
North Korean Escape: Soldier Crosses DMZ Despite New Minefields and Barriers Despite North Korea's efforts to prevent defections, a North Korean soldier defected to South Korea's Gangwon Province early today.
Breaking News: North Korean Soldier Defects on Foot to South Korea's Goseong A North Korean soldier defected to Goseong, Gangwon Province, early this morning, with South Korean officials facilitating his defection.
North and South Korean Athletes’ Selfie Becomes AFP’s Top 10 Highlights of the Paris Olympics A selfie of North and South Korean table tennis players on the podium was ranked sixth in AFP's "10 of the Best."
Why Europe's Military Experts Are Buzzing About Korea’s KF-21 Boramae South Korea's supersonic fighter jet, the KF-21 Boramae, recently entered mass production, drawing attention from the defense industry,
South Korean Navy Soldier Caught Selling Top Military Secrets to China A Navy servicemember provided confidential information about South Korea-U.S. and South Korea-Australia joint military exercises to China.
President Yoon Suk Yeol's Liberation Day Speech: Freedom as the Key to Korean Unification South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol emphasized the importance of freedom in his address on National Liberation Day in Korea yesterday.
Bringing Heroes Home: U.S. Efforts to Identify Korean War Remains U.S. defense authorities have identified 93 U.S. and 88 South Korean soldiers from the 55 boxes of remains North Korea returned in 2018.
Cancer Causing Chemicals Found in Sandals and Hats on AliExpress and Temu Carcinogenic substances were found in sandals sold on Chinese online shopping platforms such as AliExpress and Temu.
Russia Simulates Nuclear Strike: Top Targets Revealed in Classified Documents Russia's Navy has conducted exercises simulating a nuclear missile strike on Europe in preparation for potential conflict with NATO.
Why Are Korean Immigrants Trading Their Green Cards for Life Back Home? There is a growing trend of immigrants who had previously left Korea returning to the country, a phenomenon known as "reverse immigration."
Japan’s Earthquake Scare: South Korea Considers Raising Travel Alerts Amid Growing Fears The South Korean government is closely monitoring the possibility of a major earthquake in Japan and will consider raising the travel alert.
19,000 Troops, Cybersecurity, and Nuclear Threats: Inside the South Korea-U.S. Military Exercise The joint South Korea-U.S. Ulchi Freedom Shield (UFS) exercises will occur from the 19th to the 29th of this month.
Kim Jong Un's Dirty Game: Sneaky Move to Divert Attention from Domestic Disasters North Korea resumed its 11th balloon launch on Saturday, following Kim Jong Un's remarks that labeled South Korea as "garbage."
South Korea's KA-1 Planes to Shoot Down North Korea's Trash Balloons South Korean military is working to upgrade KA-1 tactical control aircraft in response to North Korea's ongoing balloon provocations.
Chocolate or Cannabis? The Surprising Risks of Summer Travel Seoul metropolitan government has issued a strong warning about the risks associated with drug consumption abroad.
'One in Four Colds is COVID': Top Expert Warns of August Outbreak COVID-19 resurges to the extent that one in four people with a cold is a COVID-19 patient and is expected to peak at the end of August.
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