Researchers at Hallym University have made a breakthrough discovery showing how high-purity neural stem cells can migrate to brain injury sites through vascular endothelial cells, potentially revolutionizing brain injury treatment.
Kim Sang-hwan, nominated as Constitutional Court Chief Justice, presents cautious stance on controversial court appeals system during parliamentary hearing, drawing attention for his balanced approach between Supreme Court and Constitutional Court perspectives.
Seoul Central District Court rejected the arrest warrant for Kim Yong-dae, drone operations commander suspected of involvement in North Korean drone infiltration operations related to December 3 martial law, citing excessive restriction of defense rights despite acknowledging basic facts and evidence collection.
A 62-year-old man in Incheon fatally shot his son with a homemade gun learned from YouTube, sparking nationwide debate about online weapon tutorials and calls for stricter platform regulations.
Democratic Party leadership candidate Park Chan-dae calls for supporters to tone down heated rhetoric while trailing behind Jung Cheong-rae in early voting results. The race intensifies as candidates focus on unity and party strengthening.
Korean female-dominated online communities face backlash over alleged fabrication and coordinated attacks against web novel authors, highlighting toxic fan culture dynamics.
The Seoul Central District Court rejected the arrest warrant for Kim Yong-dae, commander of South Korea's Drone Operations Command, who is suspected of involvement in drone infiltration operations to North Korea related to the December 3 martial law incident.
Daegu police make nationwide first arrest of stalking suspect using new risk evaluation guidelines, marking a significant shift in Korea's approach to relationship crimes after tragic murder case.
The Democratic Party and government have agreed to process the controversial 'Agriculture 4 Laws' during the July extraordinary session, including budget measures. These bills were previously vetoed by former President Yoon Suk-yeol but are now moving forward with bipartisan support.
