Mayor Lee Sang-il unveiled comprehensive rail network expansion plans for Yongin, aiming to elevate the city as a key transportation hub in southern Gyeonggi. The strategy includes new lines, extensions, and integration with national projects, promising major improvements for residents and the local economy.
This blog explores Korea's recent amendment to its Cardiovascular Disease Prevention and Management Act, focusing on empowering local governments and increasing grassroots policy participation. It covers the law's background, key changes, community reactions, and cultural context.
The presidential committee has postponed the prosecutors’ briefing for the second time, intensifying the clash over the government’s reform plan to separate investigative and prosecutorial powers. This move signals mounting pressure on the prosecution to align with President Lee Jae-myung’s key reform agenda.
The LA Lakers' $10 billion sale in June 2025 shattered sports franchise records, reflecting a global surge in team valuations. Explore the top 10 most expensive team sales, the cultural impact, and what these mega-deals mean for fans and the sports industry.
In Busan, three high school students were found dead, prompting the school’s parent association to call for a thorough investigation. The community is demanding answers beyond academic stress, questioning school management and seeking justice for the lost students.
Recent studies warn that lettuce, a staple in Korean BBQ, can be a major carrier of toxic E. coli, raising infection and colon cancer risks. Experts urge careful washing and cultural awareness for safer enjoyment.
Siheung City opens its Marine Eco-Science Center on July 1, offering immersive exhibits, hands-on education, and marine animal rescue programs. This landmark aims to boost ecological awareness and become a cultural hotspot in Korea.
A special prosecutor has requested an arrest warrant for former President Yoon Suk Yeol, intensifying the investigation into his failed martial law bid. The move has sparked fierce debate, with Yoon’s defense team denouncing the timing as unfair and Korean communities deeply divided over the unprecedented political crisis.
After months of controversy, Korea’s Anti-Corruption and Civil Rights Commission withdrew its disciplinary request against a senior official who called for ex-president Yoon’s impeachment, reflecting shifting political winds and sparking debate about civil servants’ rights and political neutrality.
