A woman under police protection in Daegu was fatally stabbed by her stalker, who evaded authorities for four days before being captured in Sejong. The case has ignited widespread debate on the effectiveness of police protection and the justice system in Korea.
Deadly Days: Roadtrip, the latest roguelike action game from Pixelsplit and Mecrew Games, has launched a new demo with major updates for Steam Next Fest June 2025. Players can experience intense zombie battles, strategic inventory management, and ever-changing maps, all while the global gaming community buzzes with excitement.
Discover four must-visit overseas resorts—Singapore, Bali, Hawaii, and Kota Kinabalu—where unforgettable experiences, healing, and adventure await. Learn why now is the best time to travel and how each spot offers unique cultural and natural wonders.
A thrilling night in the KBO saw the LG Twins and Hanwha Eagles fight to a dramatic 11-inning draw, Lotte Giants spoil SSG’s Choo Shin-soo retirement ceremony, and the league’s unique fan culture shine. Discover the latest results, community reactions, and why Korean baseball is captivating a new generation.
After Israel’s airstrikes on Iranian nuclear sites, Iran’s Foreign Ministry declared nuclear talks with the US meaningless and has yet to decide on participation, sparking global concern and heated debate.
President Lee Jae-myung's son Dong-ho held a private wedding in Seoul, attended by family, childhood factory friends, and top political figures. The event, marked by tight security and emotional moments, drew attention for its blend of personal history and public interest.
President Lee Jae-myung moved to tears at his son's wedding, surrounded by family and friends from his youth as a factory worker. The private event highlighted his humble roots and the emotional journey of his family.
Explore the chilling history of Samcheong Education Camp near Yanggu's 21st Division Training Center—its brutal reality, survivor trauma, and the ongoing quest for justice and remembrance.
A new video by PD Kim Jae-hwan accuses celebrity chef Paik Jong-won’s company of using expired food at local festivals, sparking nationwide media coverage and heated debate about food safety and trust in Korean food brands.
